Buhari’s Administration Has Brought Affliction On Nigerians – Atiku
Buhari’s Administration Has Brought Affliction On Nigerians – Atiku
Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar, on Saturday, accused the President Muhammadu Buhari’s administration of bringing affliction on Nigerians.
The presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in the 2019 election made this accusation in a statement by his media adviser, Paul Ibe.
Atiku said Nigerians in the past four years lived in multi-dimensional poverty, adding that the Buhari administration has ruined the country.
The PDP candidate added that the administration has been groping in the dark since 2015, the reason majority of Nigerians decided not to reward their failures during the February 23 presidential poll.
He said the United Nations reawakened Nigerians to the perceived reality of how poorly the Buhari-led administration had managed the nation’s economy with a damning verdict that 98 million Nigerians live in multi-dimensional poverty.
Atiku said it was not surprising that Buhari and his handlers, didn’t make any comment about the scary statistics coming from the United Nations Development Programme.
The statement read: “If the only reason why the Buhari-led administration will react to the affliction it has brought on Nigerians is for Atiku to call the nation’s attention to how bad things have gone in the country under the leadership of Buhari, Atiku will more than always, be ready to stand and speak up for the millions of countrymen and women who have become victims of his (Buhari’s) misrule and grand cluelessness.
“Perhaps, one reason why they didn’t want to comment on the report is because it is factual – Nigerians in the past four years indeed live in multi-dimensional poverty.
“Quite regrettably too, the administration has been groping in the dark since 2015, the reason majority of Nigerians decided not to reward their failures during the February 23 presidential poll consequently leading to the heist that characterised the conduct of that poll.”
He added, “The other plausible reason why they didn’t deem it fit to respond to the report is that Atiku had yet to make a remark on the report.
Atiku stated that a Commander-in-Chief who fits the bill will not be unconcerned by reports from a reputable media organisation on welfare and well-being of troops at the frontline of combat.
He stated that like the case of other perceived dysfunctional aspects of the system, Buhari’s administration preferred to live in denial, and allegedly relying on propaganda, which the former vice president described as the machine that they know how to operate without a glitch.