Apparently rejecting the presidential candidate of the APC, Bola Ahmed Tinubu, Chief Morphy who was a former special adviser to the former APC National Chairman, Chief John Oyegun, said he is leaving the ruling party where he had made intellectual, material and financial contributions, all in a bid to help secure better governance but to no avail.
Morphy was a leader of APC and member of the APC Presidential Council in 2019. He was also a member of APC National Campaign Councils to many states and a pioneer member of The Buhari Organisation (TBO).
In a statement released to newsmen Sunday in Abuja, Chief Morphy said he has realised after much effort that public good is the last thing on the mind of the leadership of the APC whether in government or out of it.
The statement tittle; ‘I am not sorry’, reads: “I am not sorry! I have lost many friends because they expected me to live a lie, they expected that I would like them, condemn the APC misrule in private and hail APC in public. I do not know how to speak with a forked tongue.”
While giving reasons for leaving the ruling party, Murphy said: “I am not sorry that I left APC where I had made intellectual, material and financial contributions, all in a bid to help secure better governance for our! I realised after much effort that public good is the last thing on the mind of the leadership of the APC whether in government or out of it. Talking about public good to APC to is like talking to a stone, so I took a walk.
“I am not sorry, that I did what my conscience bids me do. I cannot support a ticket that does not take into cognisance the diversity of our country.
“I am not sorry, that I happen to believe that this country needs better, indeed deserves better than the comedy of gaffes that the APC is trying to sell to Nigerians in other to further impoverish and already traumatised and despondent citizenry!
“I am not sorry, because I am a seeker of what is right and true. This is what we do, we stand with the truth and part ways with those who prefer lies! We stand with the public and part ways with those who see nothing wrong with the mass sufferings of the citizenry.
“I am not sorry that I stand for what is good for our Nation.”
