APC Has Run Out Of Options In Borno, Says Kudla Politics
The Borno South senatorial candidate under the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party , Hon Satumari Kudla said the ruling All Progressives Congress , in the state has run out of options, stating that it is laughable to say their party is dead in the state.
Kudla who was responding to statements by the APC in Borno State that the PDP is dead, insisted that the ruling party has lost out of options on how to campaign. He said: “If you go to Borno State today, you will hear water vendors, Newspaper sellers talking about the need for a change.
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