Former National Secretary of the Defunct Alliance for Democracy (AD), Udenta Udenta, has shared his thoughts on why any attempt by the All Progressives Congress (APC) to create a one-party state would fail.
Speaking on Tuesday during an appearance on Arise Television, Udenta opined that a diverse country like Nigeria would refuse a one-party State.
According to him, the APC will be leaner after its primaries with other parties picking up the pieces.
He stated that politicians are like ghosts and move from one party to another.
“The flatulence of the APC is over gurgling. It is already happening in Rivers State, which is a sign post for systemic disorder within the party’s administrative infrastructure.
“A multinational, heterogeneous, diverse country will resist the emblem of a one party state.
“Any attempt by the APC to achieve what he sent out to accomplish in the past two and a half years, will fade. Politicians, you must understand, are ghosts. They meander around.
“One to two years ago, ADC wasn’t really something you could talk about as a party to reckon with, but with the movement in the Southeast and across the country with the Obidients and Peter Obi, they have reinforced that particular platform,” he said.