“Bury your heads in shame” – PDP to Buhari, Tinubu
By OakTV
26 June 2018 |
1:02 pm
The Peoples Democratic party on Monday asked Leaders of the All Progressive Congress to bury their heads in shame. National Chairmen of the party, Uche secondus, while receiving former PDP State Assemblies principal officers in Abuja said the APC can not deceive Nigerians all the time.
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