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2027: Why Nigerians should trust NDC with their votes – Party spokesman
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2027: Why Nigerians should trust NDC with their votes – Party spokesman

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National Publicity Secretary of the Nigeria Democratic Congress, NDC, Osa Director, says Nigerians should should trust the party with their votes in the 2027 general elections because it is a credible platform for national leadership.

Featuring in an interview on Symfoni TV on Saturday, Director highlighted the contribution and qualifications of the key figures in the party.

According to him, NDC’s consistency and commitment to societal betterment makes it a reliable choice for voters.

“Nigerians should choose the NDC with their vote because that is the alternative platform to rescue this nation for the best.

“What do I mean by alternative platform? We are politicians that have verifiable pedigree, not people you don’t know where they come from or the school they attended.

“NDC will not set the Ministry of Education on fire because you ask for their certificate.

“You have people like Peter Obi, Rabi’u Kwankwaso and Senator Seriaki Dickson. These are three major people piloting the affairs now, and the national chairman, Senator Moses Cleopas, and then some of us are also there.You can check us out. Our pedigree and consistency.

These are people who have offered something to the Nigerian society. These are people who can stand by what they believe in come rain come shine,” he said.

2027: Why Nigerians should trust NDC with their votes – Party spokesman

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