The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Thursday said President Muhammadu Buhari should avoid false performance claims and alleged empty promises on the celebration of May 29 Inauguration Day. It also asked Buhari to apologize for the alleged tragic failures of his administration. The party even averred that the requested apology was predicated on the alleged wrecking
The Peoples Democratic Party , Thursday said President Muhammadu Buhari should avoid false performance claims and alleged empty promises on the celebration of May 29 Inauguration Day.The party even averred that the requested apology was predicated on the alleged wrecking of the nation that allegedly imposed hardship and created acute despondency across the country in the last five years.
“Our party calls on President Buhari not to give room for presidential advisers to further ridicule his office by making him read another windy speech that would be laced with vacuous promises, doctored performance claims and myriads of incorrect and unsupported statistics that would end up being at total variance with the harsh realities on ground.
“President Buhari should use the occasion to reflect that his administration had ruined our productive sector with harsh policies leading to the closure of businesses, the dearth in foreign and domestic investments and acute unemployment, with over 40 million job losses. “We urge Mr. President to pause and ponder over the fact that whereas the PDP administration paid off foreign debts and grew our economy; his administration has continued to accumulate debts and depleting our foreign financial instruments with reckless abandon.”
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