Soludo's remarks prove that direct democracy is better than representative democracy

Soludo is a member of APGA so he is a party man and the only incumbent governor that belongs to APGA so it is understandable if he does not support Peter Obi especially when APGA may have entered into an agreement with either PDP or APC.

Not supporting Peter Obi is well within his rights and no one can deny him that.

But, he should not claim that he is supporting Peter Obi in any way because that would amount to insulting the intelligence of all sensible and sane Nigerians.

When it comes to politics you are either in support of a politician or you are not at any particular point in time unless you are indifferent which is also a valid position.

Muammer Ghaddafi never believed in the concept of political parties.

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Political parties themselves also usurp the people's authority, and focus on maintaining power instead of improving society for all, the proper object of government. Worse, political parties are susceptible to corruption.

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So, Soludo is behaving exactly how products of political parties behave in their quest to seek for power both for themselves and their political parties no matter what it takes.

In Muammer Ghadaffi's Green Book you would find a lot of positions that are based on common sense once you do away with Western indoctrination and brainwashing.

The Green Book rejects both capitalism and communism, as well as representative democracy. Instead, it proposes a type of direct democracy overseen by the General People's Committee which allows direct political participation for all adult citizens.

The book states that "Freedom of expression is the natural right of every person, even if they choose to behave irrationally, to express his or her insanity." The Green Book states that freedom of speech is based upon public ownership of book publishers, newspapers, television, and radio stations, on the grounds that private ownership would be undemocratic.