It said it had taken stock of the activities of the two men and came to the conclusion that they were bitter because they knew that "they will lose the 2015 general elections despite the so-called merger of their parties which is built on deceit, corruption and falsehood and as such want to invent excuses" ahead of time.
PDP Acting National Publicity Secretary, Mr. Tony Okeke, in a statement in Abuja said, "Buhari and Tinubu, who are well-known despots, lack the moral justification to pontificate on democracy,especially when all their actions are dictatorial."
But the ACN, through its spokesperson, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, berated the PDP, saying its leadership lacked knowledge on happenings in the party.
Mohammed asked the PDP leadership to look inward in order to be able to realise that there were works to be done in-house before it could accuse others of inaction or dictatorship.
Okeke said, "In 2003, he forced John Nwodo Jr. and other presidential candidates in the then All Peoples Party to step down for him, leading to the famous 'I weep for Nigeria' statement by Nwodo. In 2003, Buhari imposed himself and failed. In 2007 and 2011, he imposed himself and failed. If he imposes himself and his lackey, Tinubu or Tinubu's wife as a running-mate in 2015, he will also fail."The statement also described Tinubu as a man lacking in democratic credentials.
Okeke said, "Tinubu has been going around making statements to portray himsel
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