Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has asked the All Progressives
Congress (APC) to wait till the end of this year for him to decide on
which political tide to follow.
Atiku said after he former vice president said at a meeting between him and the leadership of the party at his Abuja residence, that he was a strong supporter of a two party system and a strong opposition for the ruling party and would discuss with his political associates and give the APC an answer shortly.
The APC has been wooing members of other political parties including former heads of states and their deputies to join the opposition and give them a firmer footing ahead of the 2015 elections.
37 members of the House of Representatives who were formerly under the umbrella of the Peoples' Democratic Party had defected to the All Progressives Congress (APC) earlier today.
The lawmakers said that they are joining the APC due to 'division and factionalisation' within the ruling party.
Atiku said after he former vice president said at a meeting between him and the leadership of the party at his Abuja residence, that he was a strong supporter of a two party system and a strong opposition for the ruling party and would discuss with his political associates and give the APC an answer shortly.
The APC has been wooing members of other political parties including former heads of states and their deputies to join the opposition and give them a firmer footing ahead of the 2015 elections.
37 members of the House of Representatives who were formerly under the umbrella of the Peoples' Democratic Party had defected to the All Progressives Congress (APC) earlier today.
The lawmakers said that they are joining the APC due to 'division and factionalisation' within the ruling party.
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