The Delta State Government on Monday shut down schools in Asaba, the state capital for the Peoples Democratic Party's presidential campaign rally in the state on Tuesday.
The Delta State Government on Monday shut down schools in Asaba, the state capital for the Peoples Democratic Party’s presidential campaign rally in the state on Tuesday.
The vice-presidential candidate of the party and Governor of Delta State, Ifeanyi Okowa, said there is an indication that Nigerians were truly tired of the inept All Progressives Congress led Federal Government. He said, “The warm reception and support PDP had across the country showed that Nigerians had become optimistic about the need for positive change.
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