A support group of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC), the APC North-South Patriotic Coalition (ANSPAC), has warned against imposing former President Goodluck Jonathan as the consensus candidate at the May 30 presidential primary.
The group, during a protest march to the party secretariat in Abuja on Thursday, warned that the party would be heading for defeat if the former Bayelsa State governor emerges the party’s flag bearer for 2023.
Armed with anti- Jonathan’s placards, the group stormed the party secretariat, temporarily affecting human and vehicular movements in and around the premises.
In a letter to the APC national chairman, Senator Abdullahi Adamu, read to newsmen during the protest, the leader of the group, Alhaji Toyin Rahim, said the rumour has been around for some time that Jonathan was being wooed by some power players within the APC to join the party and fly its presidential ticket.
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