The PDP vice presidential candidate said Atiku would revive the economy and create jobs if voted into power in next year's election.
and other federal institutions in the country on the “ineptitude” of the ruling All Progressives Congress-led federal government.
“The NDDC was doing well but in the last seven years, we have not seen the hands of NDDC in our states because those who came in, the APC government don’t know the purpose for which the NDDC was established.” He urged the people of the region to cast their ballot for Mr Atiku because NDDC was established when the presidential candidate was the Nigerian vice president.
“The PDP government knows how to run the economy in such a manner that it will be good for all the youths and the women and all Nigerians.“Unfortunately, in the last seven and half years, our economy has been marred by hunger; it has been poverty and poverty and our people are unhappy and dying.
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