We will mobilise to sack Buhari in 2019 ― Ali Soyode

THE Presidential flag-bearer of YES Electorate Solidarity, (YES party), Ali Soyode has vowed to sack President Muhammadu Buhari led administration from Aso Rock come 2019 Presidential election.

Soyode, who emerged the party’s standard-bear during the YES national convention over the weekend, said the party has the needed human resources to wrest power from All Progressives Congress (APC) in 2019.

He noted that the party might not have the financial resources to slug it out with dominant parties, but has all it takes to edge out President Muhammad Buhari in the 2019 general elections.

In his acceptance speech, Soyode maintained that the party has come to stay for real and it will deliver.

He said: “We don’t have the money to compete with them, but we can win them based on ideology and the crop of people we have in our party.

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“Our manifesto is not above the constitution, Nigerian extant laws is supreme and that is what we tailored our party constitution towards. Supremacy of the rule of law is our cardinal objective in the party.”

The party’s flag bearer, speaking further said, YES is out to ensure Justice and equality for all.

“We will deliver basic amenities to the people as enshrined in the constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. We don’t have money to give the electorate, but quality health care, education, basic infrastructures, amongst others.

“We cannot continue to mortgage our future for N500 per year with the N2000 they dole out to the people during electioneering process,” he said.

Soyode reiterated that his party is deeply rooted in ensuring Nigerians get what rightfully belongs to them and not just some crumbs falling from the masters’ table, as we are no slaves but legitimate Nigerians.

He urged the youths to brace up for the challenges ahead, as the onus lies on them to determine if they want to continue with the perpetual poverty ravaging the country, which has placed the country on an unenviable position as the world’s capital of poverty.