PDP Will Regain Power In 2019 -Dokpesi
One of the leading aspirants vying for the office of the National Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Chief Raymond Dokpesi on Tuesday said that the party will reclaim power from the All Progressives Congress (APC) in the 2019 general elections.
Dokpesi stated this when he visited the PDP Secretariat in Akure, the Ondo State capital, in continuation of his campaign tour for the chairmanship position of the party.
He stressed that the ruling APC has brought division to every part of the country with their policies and programmes in the last two years.
While describing himself as the most qualified person to be the National chairman of the party, Dokpesi said his wealth of experience and contributions to the party cannot be rivaled.
He solicited votes of delegates from the state ahead of the December 9, 2017 convention of the party, adding that he would bring every member together and secure victory for the party come 2019.
Dokpesi further argued that restructuring of the country is the only way Nigeria can survive its present social, economic and political challenges.
“I believe in the PDP and we are going to come to power in 2019. Our youths must be engaged, our women must be empowered and also those who have left the party should return.
“I have the capacity to lead the party. I will bring together the North and the South for us to regain power in 2019 because we want a paradigm shift in the PDP. The power to elect must be returned to the people and also interest of the people will be my concern as Chairman.
“I am therefore, pleading with the delegates in Ondo State to give me the chance to become the National Chairman of the party,” Dokpesi said.
In his response, the chairman of the party in the state, Clement Faboyede, commended Dopkesi for his efforts and roles in building the party for the past years.
The chairman noted that the PDP is the only party in the country that cares for the masses , adding that the ruling APC has brought untoward hardship on the people.
While wishing the aspirant success in the forthcoming convention, he said that his capacity to lead the party cannot be questioned.
