Hardship: PDP, South African branch Sues For Opposition, Urges Nigerians In Diaspora To Join

By Sampson Uhuegbu

As things have continued to get tougher in Nigeria, members of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Johannesburg branch, South Africa, can be said have been pushed to the wall over the country’s current situation.

   The opposition party’s stalwarts, who spoke through various platforms, last Weekend, raised concerns over current  state of Nigeria; and therefore advocated for a strong opposition party so as to, according to them, remain formidable and cause a positive change.

    Speaking, The Eze Ndigbo In South Africa, A United States-based Nigerian; Obianuju Emeodi, a member of the PDP, South Africa; Hon. Ohazurike, Rotimi Odofuyi, Jake Dammy, Courage Onolememe, Emmanuel Asiriuwa and other prominent Nigerians, noted that they have resolved to stand in solidarity with all Nigerians in diaspora to form a formidable opposition to stand as Checks and Ballances.

   “We are saying, no,  to bad leadership, we are demanding good governance. We are calling on our fellow Nigerians in other countries to join this crusade”, they called.