THINGS MAY NOT BE THE SAME AGAIN FOR P.D.P, ALI MODU SHERIFF ALLEGEDLY TOLD GOVERNOR AYODELE FAYOSE OF EKITI STATE (NIGERIA) TO CALM DOWN AND BE OF GOOD BEHAVIOUR TO HIMSELF AND TO THE NIGERIAN PUBLIC.

No matter the strategy Peoples Democratic Party (P.D.P) of Nigeria may choose now to work on so that their party would come back to fame again, it may not be possible because their terrible past records have shown that bringing them back to power would further ruin the economy of the country (Nigeria) and that risk is what majority of Nigerians do not want to take. Right now there is disunity in the party (P.D.P) which the chairman Ali Modu Sheriff is trying to resolve but some members have vowed not to work with him or recognize him as their leader. Such misunderstanding within the party may be very difficult to resolve and even if they resolve their differences, trust can never be among them anymore. Another troubling issue in the party (P.D.P) is that those old members that lots of people in Nigeria believed to be having skeletons in their cupboards are still the same people wanting to lead both the party and Nigeria again. This makes it extremely difficult for them to win the support of majority of Nigerians. We (Viewers Corner News team) advised P.D.P in the past and we are doing so again, the only way the party may come back to life is for them to leave greed and selfishness. Those old politicians who participated in running the country (Nigeria) in the past 16 years and still playing active role at the moment should step back a bit and get new breeds of politicians to come forward in order take over the leadership of the party (P.D.P) with a different attitude to work. This is the only way P.D.P can be heard nicely in Nigeria again but anything short of that may be a wasted effort by those parading themselves now as P.D.P leaders. However now is the best time for P.D.P to get started and put their house in order, if not the party may be forgotten permanently.
Source: Viewers Corner News.    
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