NNPP To APC, PDP: You Must Leave Governance Come 2023

New Nigeria People’s Party (NNPP) has vowed that the party will dislodge the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) and People's Democratic Party from politics come 2023 general elections.

The National Chairman, Dr Borniface Aniebonam made this known while receiving the Ogun state executive council members of the party led by Comrade Oginni Olaposi Sunday at the party's headquarters in Apapa Lagos. 

The National Chairman vowed that the party will take over power both at the federal level and many states of the federation in 2023. 

Aniebonam reiterated his conviction on the possibility of a new Nigeria to be midwifed and coordinated by New Nigeria People’s Party.

He added, "New Nigeria People’s Party is a Divine Project. If you work for NNPP, the party will feed You. 

"We saw what is happening in APC and PDP. We did not wish them any bad things. It’s not in our character to bring someone down for us to get, but the gospel truth is that it’s time for NNPP to bring the expected hope of the possibility of New Nigeria to Nigerians in 2023”

He however charged the Ogun State Chairman not to be afraid of working to ensure the positioning of NNPP as a political platform that is Ready to take over Power in the state in total adherence to the rule of law and democratic tenets.

Aniebonam further charged the Oginni not to be afraid of anything during the course of discharging his duty as the officer in charge of Ogun State NNPP. 

He noted, "don’t fear to do what is right, when you fear you lost it” 

In conclusion, Dr Aniebonam instructed the building of a formidable Southwest NNPP with great developmental synergies among the members of the region.

In his remarks, General Oladipupo Olayoku who incidentally is the National Officer in charge of Research and Strategy said he is from Ogun State. 

He however described the National Chairman as a leader passionate about new Nigeria. 

Also at the event was the National Publicity Secretary, Barrister Fred Akokhia from Edo State.