A Coalition of United Political Parties has accused the presidency of holding a meeting with the presidential candidates of 71 political parties who participated in the February 23 election and bribing them with huge sums of money to prevail on the PDP candidate, Atiku Abubakar, who felt cheated to stop his planned court action.
Thank God is not billions, as ur party normally spend for known and unknown activities. PDP should stop all their propagandists
How now?
How?
Who takes this ones serious?
But why shouldn’t atiku go to court?
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