Rubbin Minds: APC Youth Forum Chair Says Buhari Is Not Saying No To Debate - Prt1
March 1, 2015
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as posted by the channelThe chairman of the All Progressives Congress Youth Forum, Ismail Ahmed, has said that the presidential candidate of the party is not saying no to a debate between him and the other presidential candidates in Nigeria.
He said that the debate should not be a confrontational one, insisting that the debate is already ongoing.
On the chances that General Buhari at the end of the cold war realised that change could actually come through the ballot, not through the bullet and that it could be peaceful and not violent. It could be through constitutional democracy.
"Buhari has become a converted democrat and a fine one at that.
"He has always been an establishment person in the sense that he always beena rules' guy. He always follows the rule.
"He understands the law and the provision of the constitution," he Mr Ahmed said.
On why General Buhari is contesting for a fourth time, he said nothing had changed since General Buhari started vying for the position of the President.
"What has changed since Buhari started running for presidency?"he questioned.
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