If Buhari should win, Nigeria will regret OPC




Dr Frederick Fasehun, the Lagos founder of the Oodugua Peoples’ Congress OPC, and the National  Chairman of Unity Party of Nigeria UPN has urged Nigerians to re-elect president Goodluck Jonathan  for the second time.


Speaking at his Century Hotels, he says it will be a nightmare for the country at large if the Former Military Head  of State Mohammadu Buhari should be the country’s next president.

He assured Nigerians that the former military head of state is one that, the country do not want to under his leadership

 “ I have been under the military before. Leopards don’t change their spots. What baffles me is Buhari has guts to attempt governing Nigeria  again. It will not come pass. When he came to power in 1984, he asked political leaders to report at the nearest police station. Many of them died in detention. That is the man who wants to come back to rule Nigeria. I don’t want to experience Buhari again. Four years of Buhari will be four years of nightmare”

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