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Monday, July 23, 2018

R-APC blasts Buhari’s government, says it’s as bad as PDP’s

Buba  Galadima

The Chairman of the Reformed All Progressives Congress (R-APC), Buba Galadima, has lashed out at the President Muhammadu Buhari administration, claiming that it has performed just as badly as its predecessor, led by the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).

Galadima stated this while speaking on Channels Television’s special political programme, Roadmap 2019, on Sunday.

According to him, when Buhari came into power in 2015, he made several promises to Nigerians, many of which it has failed to fulfil.

“It was our conviction that we will build an egalitarian society, an inclusive society, where the common man will be the bedrock of our policy and that the son of ‘Mr nobody’ can be ‘Mr somebody’.

“Today, this is not what is obtained in the country and our party which we had laboured and sacrificed to form.


“We were accusing the PDP of constitutional infractions, dictatorial tendencies and high handedness and we told the Nigerian people and they accepted and voted for us that we could do better than them, that when we come, we will provide leadership, we will do constitutional democracy where everybody can have the right and the opportunity to aspire to any position if the people give him the mandate.

“It is also on record that we will secure life and property of every Nigerian. But what is it that is being obtained today? Is life under this our government more meaningful again,” he said.

On the issue of insecurity, Galadima lamented further that citizens now live in fear as crimes appear to be on the increase.

“You can be shot at any time. For those of us who are Muslims, if we want to go to Kano from Abuja, it is not the length of time that is the matter, we have to sleep throughout the night, praying God that we should be taken to our destination safely.


“That is not the kind of society we intended to build,” he added.

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