Former Senate President, Bukola Saraki, on Sunday, said the crisis the All Progressives Congress (APC) was enmeshed in is a prove that they cannot effectively manage the country’s affairs.
Saraki stated this on Sunday at a meeting with Governors Bala Muhammed (Bauchi) and Aminu Tambuwal (Sokoto).
He added that the current crisis rocking APC showed that the party was unprepared for the task of managing the country.
In his words, “We agreed that our country is in a very dicey situation and that we should work together to provide good leadership. We believe that the ruling party which is so embroiled in crisis and is unable manage its affairs, can’t effectively administer the country.
“Therefore, going forward, Nigerians are eagerly looking towards the PDP to bail out the country. We believe this is the time to place the interest of millions of Nigerians above personal interest.”
The former Kwara State Governor stressed that although the trio had shown interest in the presidency, they would work together to arrive at meaningful consensus that would benefit Nigerians.
“Even though each of us has indicated an interest in becoming the next president of Nigeria, the three of us have resolved to reach a consensus among us, as a first step, and then hold further discussions with others within the party.
“We will continue to update party members and the public on further development as we hold more meetings. This is a process that we are determined to follow to a successful conclusion. We will continue to give hope to our people and work in the interest of our dear country,” the ex-Senate President added.
