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2019: Like MKO, SDP will take Nigeria by storm - Jerry Gana

- The Social Democratic Party (SDP), has said that his party will take Nigeria by storm come 2019

- According to the presidential candidate, Nigeria will see the second coming of the party

- Gana said he really wants to make sure that the youth and women are given excellent opportunities

Presidential candidate of the Social Democratic Party (SDP), Professor Jerry Gana, has declared that the SDP will take Nigeria by storm in 2019.

The presidential candidate disclosed while appearing as a guest on Channels Television’s Politics Today. According to him, 2019 will see the second coming of the SDP.

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“I want to assure you that the SDP which have won an election in Nigeria before, will do it again.”

Speaking on his party’s chances at the forthcoming polls in 2019, Prof Gana said the “Nigerian electorate has changed profoundly.” He also arguied that the people will not be voting political parties but individuals with character and integrity.

He added that the SDP “Knows the country, knows the people and knows what the electorate want,” and will “take the nation by storm”.

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Meanwhile, Legit.ng had reported that Olu Falae, the national chairman of the Social Democratic Party (SDP), urged all members of the organisation not to attend any of the events being scheduled by Prof Jerry Gana and his presidential campaign committee.

Falae said this in a statement he issued in Abuja, saying that doing so may amount to contempt of court.

Falae said that he had received a letter dated December 27, from Gana seeking his leave as SDP national chairman to “unveil the vision and programme” of his presidential campaign.

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