PDP Will Defeat APC In 2015 –Aminu Wali!!!

The Minister of Foreign Affairs, Alhaji Aminu Wali, has said that he is confident that the ruling Peoples Democratic Party (PDP)will no doubt win the forth coming 2015 general election, because to him the so-called popularity of the opposition APC is nothing but ‘fake and artificial’.
Aminu Wali faulted the outcome of the local government elections in Kano, which returned APC as the winner of the 44 local government areas of the state, saying: “Every sensible person knows that what happened was nothing but a sham and arranged election.”
The foreign affairs minister who came to collect his renewed PDP registration card at his Hotoron Kudu ward, Nassarawa local government area of the state during the weekend, alongside former Governor Ibrahim Shekarau, said that the participation of hundreds of people willing to register with the PDP had clearly cast doubts about the popularity of APC in Kano.
He said after the registration exercise and after millions of Kano People and indeed the entire Nigerian Populace most have collected their register with the ruling PDP, than truth will now reveal itself that, what APC is saying about their follower-ship is a blatant lie and shame.
Aminu Wali, reminded that the performances of the PDP in terms of job creation, execution of important projects and the concern of the government of its people, despite the security challenges, has maintained hopes in the minds of Nigerians that ‘ only PDP will rescue them’.
Also speaking after registering at his Giginyu ward Kano, Mallam Ibrahim Shekarau, alleged that APC has used thuggery and influence to snatch their victory in the last local government election.
Shekarau noted that the huge number of millions of Kano peoples who are trooping to register with the PDP in the state, has given them confidence that they will certainly win 2015 general elections.
PDP, has commences party renewed registration exercise nationwide, and in Kano, Telegraph observed that some areas peoples knows about the development while in some areas others were not aware of the registration exercise.