APC would have lost general race in 2016 – Buhari's partner, Tony Momoh

Tony Momoh, a nearby partner of President Muhammadu Buhari, says the All Progressives Congress (APC) would have lost any broad race in 2016. 

APC would have lost general race in 2016 – Buhari's partner, Tony Momoh 

He reviewed that the economy a year ago influenced numerous Nigerians, who might have voted out the APC on the off chance that they had the open door. 

His words: "In the mid 2016, if there was a decision, the APC would have lost. Be that as it may, now, if there is a decision, the APC would have more than 75 for every penny on the grounds that the agriculturists are presently grinning to the bank. We have preferable possibilities now over we had a year prior. 

"The nation is in a subsidence and being in a retreat, things are troublesome for everybody. There is loss of work; many individuals are eager; many individuals who have been in business are out of work. Be that as it may, the circumstance is not impossible to miss to Nigeria". 

On disturbances the nation over, the Pro-chancellor and Chairman of the Governing Council of the University of Jos, said it would not influence direct of the 2019 general decisions. 

"The race would be smooth. There is not going to be thoughtful war in Nigeria since everyone has learnt a lesson from the past common war. The individuals who are fomenting now are doing as such on account of the issue of rebuilding. 

"I have no feelings of trepidation by any stretch of the imagination. I have no particle of dread for Nigeria since I know when I was composing letters to Nigeria, I said Nigeria does not just have a future, she has a mission. 

"Presently, I know the mission. Nigeria would satisfy the aim of God for its creation. Nigeria will be overwhelming in decision the world in the closest future and there is nothing anyone can do about it. Thus, I have no dread at about the eventual fate of Nigeria", Momoh told Sun.