Bayelsa Guber: Timi Frank congratulates APC, reveals why PDP will lose election
es Democratic Party would lose the forthcoming Governorship election in Bayelsa state for “choosing to field a weak candidate.”
“APC will win the forth-coming governorship election in Bayelsa State, seeing the weak candidate Dickson and the PDP have chosen as their flag-bearer,” Frank said. “Therefore, the handpicked PDP’s candidate will lose the forthcoming governorship election in Bayelsa State. “Bayelsans had looked forward to a formidable candidate in the person of Chief Timi Alaibe but some powerful forces from the PDP’s NWC and Governor Dickson traded Timi Alaibe for a weak candidate for selfish reasons to enable the APC to take over the governorship of Bayelsa State.
“I would have loved the PDP’s candidate to win as he is from my constituency but it is not feasible as this is a man that lost his local government during the last election.
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