Group rallies support for Buhari in Delta, South-South

An advocacy group; the Delta Rescue Mission for Buhari (DRM4PMB), has called on Nigerians to massively vote for President Muhammadu Buhari next month, to save the country from certain and eventual collapse.

The group, in a statement signed by its Director-General, Martins Mukoro, said it decided to go all out to sensitize Nigerians, especially in the South-South, to the vision and achievements of President Buhari because the alternative to having him come back will be taking the Nation back into socioeconomic peril.

According to the group, President Buhari’s moral integrity is high, as he has no link to anything corrupt, adding that he is an upright man, whose words are his bond, saying “he has said he would give a free, fair and credible election and that is what he’s going to do”.

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The group also charged the people of Delta state to cast their votes for the governorship candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in the state, Chief Great Ogboru, adding that he has a political structure in place, with which he had won previous elections in the state. It opined that same would be used to deliver President Buhari in the state.

“We must free Nigeria from bare fangs of the self-acclaimed owners of Nigeria, who are already in a coma because of their absence from Aso Rock for just over three years.

“We must say no, emphatic no at the polls to those only occupation and lifeline for survival is preying on the resources of Nigeria and masquerading as presidential candidate of the party that led this country to her knees and who failed in their blind ambition to rule our country for 60 years.

“The DRM calls on all well-meaning Nigerians, who wish the country well, who know that the sacrifice of transformation being currently undertaken by the PMB government is the necessary foundation for Nigeria to break away from the miserable path of economic dependence on a monoculture economy to the blissful era of economic sufficiency and multiple income regime”, the group said.