Obasanjo, who was twice elected president on PDP platform, renounced his membership of the party, when he fell out with ex-President Goodluck Jonathan in the buildup to the 2015 election.After ordering the chairman of his ward to shred the card to pieces in public, Obasanjo announced that he had quit partisan politics.
There is time and season for everything,time to start and time to stop!there is going to be expiry time for pdp and apc!
How it should be.
The caption is misleading 'there is no going back'.
There is going back...... caption error
Please make sure you edited well before posting. I guess you meant there is no going back.
Inasonku
There is NO going back you mean!
O deep
Now which party is he now?
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