PDP Supporters Will Always Be Controlled By Stomach Infrastructure – Aisha Yesufu
According to the social critic, PDP supporters feel Nigerians owe them.
Aisha Yesufu
Popular Nigerian activist, Aisha Yesufu has taken a swipe at supporters of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP.
She stated that 50 years in the wilderness is loading for them because they feel entitled to the vote of Nigerians.
Yesufu’s statement was contained in a post via her verified Twitter handle on Monday where she slammed the supporters of the PDP over what she described as their sense of entitlement.
She alleged that “the PDP supporters would always be controlled by stomach infrastructure and would do things based on what is in it for them,” claiming it is the reason they were always quick to denigrate honest work.
According to the social critic, they also feel Nigerians owe them.
She wrote, “PDP supporters will always be controlled by stomach infrastructure and will do things based on what is in it for them. Reason they are quick to denigrate honest work.
“Worse is their sense of entitlement to Nigerians’ votes. They feel Nigerians owe them. 50 years in the wilderness is loading for them.”
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