EXPOSED! 2 Ex-Presidents, 3 PDP Governors Set To Fund APC

Latest investigations have shown that about three
governors of the ruling PDP and some former presidents
have agreed to fund the newly-formed All Progressives
Congress (APC), just as the new party may likely face
registration hurdles with INEC over its acronym.
The two former Heads of State are said to be backing the
APC financial and has assured them of their full support,
thou from behind the scene, to make sure PDP is
defeated in 2015.
But the APC is likely to face registration problems
because its acronym, APC, had already been taken by
another political party. The said party, African
Progressive Cong ress is already registered with the
acronym, APC in INEC's database.
Since another party is already bearing APC, INEC might
refuse to register the newly-formed All Progressives
Congress (APC) unless it changed its name to avoid
conflict with the existing registered political party.
According to Tribune, three governors and two former
presidents had promised to fund the new party but they
would still remain within the ruling party.
It was specifically reported that a South-(South) governor
had pledged support for the new party with cash while
opting to remain within the PDP for safety reasons.
A North-Central governor was said to have made similar
pledge under an anonymous cover, especially as his real
estate business in Abuja could be attacked by the PDP if
he supports the APC openly.
“Most of them are afraid. They promise to support us but
they are not ready to leave the PDP [yet to avoid
victimization]. They want to give us money but we are
also afraid of them. We don’t want them to hijack the
new party, “ an APC source said