We Are Not Involved In Any Coalition With PDP – NNPP

The National Secretary of New Nigeria Peoples Party, Olaposi Oginni has come out to describe the purported coalition involving the party and six other political parties tagged “Coalition of Concerned Political Parties” as fake and untrue.

He recently had his say via a letter addressed to the Board of Trustees Chairman of PDP, and Nigerians have been reacting.

According to him, the party has not authorised any coalition with any political party, so the public to disregard the involvement of NNPP in the purported coalition with the People’s Democratic Party and the other six parties.

He added that Sen. Kwankwaso is not a member of the NNPP, therefore he has no right to engage in any form of negotiation on behalf of the party.

His words, “I have the collective instruction of Dr. Boniface Okechukwu Aniebonam, the Founder and Life Member of the Board of Trustees of the NNPP, Dr. Temitope Aluko, the Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the NNPP, and Engr. Abdullahi Babayo, the Secretary of the Board of Trustees of the NNPP and The National Chairman, Dr Agbo Gilbert Major, all of the NNPP’s National Secretariat, Winlands Plaza, Wuse Zone 4, FCT Abuja.

This letter therefore serves as a formal caveat to your party (PDP) and others by notifying you that the NNPP has not, and is not authorising any coalition with your party or any other political party for that matter as is being speculated and published.

In the circumstance, to do otherwise and proceed with the purported coalition in any matter with Sen. Kwankwaso in the name of the NNPP, will be serious hypocrisy on your part and feigning ignorance of a glaring and well-established fact that Sen. Kwankwaso is not a member of the NNPP, and he has no locus or authority to engage in any form of negotiation and/or coalition on behalf of our great party (NNPP).

The relevant regulatory agency, security agency of the Federal Government and the general public will be notified immediately to ensure that your party and Sen. Kwankwaso do not cause any further damage to our party and to prevent any avoidable breakdown of law and order, besides needless litigations.”