Anyone opposed to Jonathan’s government will perish – Arthur Eze

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A chieftain of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, in Anambra State, Arthur Eze, has warned those against Jonathan’s political career to desist or face the wrath of God.

Eze made this declaration while addressing newsmen shortly after he paid a courtesy visit to President Jonathan at the Presidential Villa in Abuja on Tuesday.

He said anyone who is against president Jonathan is against God, and anyone fighting God would be perished.

He said, “Jonathan is our brother, God gave him power and anybody fighting him is fighting God, the person will perish and I don’t want to perish. He was in his village and God sent for him and gave him power,” Eze warned.

Speaking further, the billionaire said, the president’s administration is currently transforming the lives of Nigerians. He said Nigerians must support the President because it is the will of God.

“Now, all of us will support him, he is fighting for the new generation. I am an old man, I am dying and that is why you have to support him and change your life. He has started changing the lives of Nigerians, the widows, the orphans, the needy. That is the will of God”.

“I am the founder of APGA (All Progressive Grand Alliance). The new Anambra governor is a young man when you look at him very cool. We shall support him to succeed. So all of us should vote for Jonathan,” he added.

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