Your Party's Woes Are Self-inflicted, CUPP Mocks Oshiomhole

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In reaction to the accusation by the Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Adams Oshiomole, that the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) collaborated with the Peoples Democratic
Party (PDP) to stop the APC  from fielding candidates in Rivers and Zamfara States for the forthcoming elections, the Coalition of United Political Parties (CUPP) has said the ruling party’s woes are
self-inflicted and fueled by their greed.

Oshiomhole had at a press conference in Abuja on Wednesday accused INEC of working with the PDP over the APC’s inability to field candidates in Rivers and Zamfara States.

The spokesperson of CUPP, Ikenga Ugochinyere, who issued a press statement on Wednesday in Abuja, said: "The attention of opposition coalition of CUPP has been drawn to a statement credited to the rabble
rousing National Chairman of the APC, Oshiomhole, that INEC is working for the PDP, especially in Rivers and
Zamfara States where his party has been barred from presenting
candidates.

"We are bold to say that PDP is not APC's problem. The party's problem is Oshiomhole's penchant for lawless actions, compromise and bribery for which he had been invited by the Department of State Services at a
time. These factors combined to ruin the party." 


The coalition stated that Oshiomhole should also note that the
decision to bar his party in those states was a court decision, adding
that he must therefore learn to nurse his self-inflicted wound with
calmness.

CUPP added that Oshiomole should prepare for the big one coming on Saturday when Nigerians will unanimously vote out the clueless government his party has foisted on them for almost four years.

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