The god of PDP disappointed them — Adesina taunts

Special Assistant on Media and Publicity, to President Muhammadu Buhari, Femi Adesina, has said the People's Democratic Party, PDP, is yet to recover from the huge disappointment its god subjected it after making mouth that it would retain power for 60 years.


The presidential aide said since the fall of the PDP in 2015, it's obsession with 60 became apparent, and the party willfully decided to ignore the great achievements of the Buhari administration since coming to power.

He said, "The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has a fixation with 60 years. At the height of its heady days in power, it challenged its Chi (personal god) to a wrestling contest, vowing that it would rule Nigeria for minimum of 60 years. We know how the story ended.

"The Chi gave the boastful party a thunderous pin-fall. So great was the fall that not all the king’s horses nor all the king’s men could put Humpty Dumpty together again.



"The Sugar Candy Mountain of 60 years ended in 16 years, with the bloody nose Nigerians gave PDP at the polls through the All Progressives Congress (APC) in 2015.

"Since that time, however, PDP has not stopped fantasizing about 60 years. Addressing the media recently on the 5th year anniversary of its nemesis, President Muhammadu Buhari, in power, the party, through Kola Ologbondiyan, its National Publicity Secretary, said the President and his team “have taken our country 60 years backward.” Lol. What a neurosis with 60 years.


"When the PDP lies, it speaks its mother tongue, its natural language, “for he is a liar and father of all lies.” The party has become willfully blind and deaf to all progress going on in the country."

Adesina has previously said "Some people hate their own country, and ironically would be the first to complain that things were not going well."

He said, "Every act of the government (any government) they would undermine. If they can stick a knife into the soft underbelly of government in any way, they do it with relish, and would be the first to grumble that things were not going right.



He then added, "Some people are not interested in the well- being of their own country. Sad, very sad. Such would sell their mothers, and their country for thirty pieces of silver."