First Anniversary: Opposition Parties Score Tinubu Low

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Opposition political parties have scored the administration of the ruling All Progressives Congress led by President Bola Tinubu low on delivery of good life to Nigerians, one year after mounting the saddle.



But the APC National Publicity Director, Bala Ibrahim, disagreed with the opposition, which he labelled as a coalition of confused people.



“Since coming to power, President Bola Tinubu has given the country a direction in almost everything it needs. Nigerians are now beginning to reap the benefits of his foresight and good planning. In fact, testimonies from the people have shown that come 2027, Nigerians are not just going to vote for him. They will vote for him overwhelmingly,” Ibrahim claimed.



However, the Peoples Democratic Party described Tinubu’s first year in office as the most challenging in Nigeria’s history since the Civil War between 1967 and 1970.



The President, who took office on May 29, 2023, riding on his policy document tagged the Renewed Hope Agenda.


In a statement on Tuesday by its National Publicity Secretary, Debo Ologunagba, the PDP said Tinubu’s economic policies had worsened things for Nigerians.



Ologunagba said, “The PDP insists that the current rising insecurity, excruciating poverty, economic hardship and general despondency in the country necessitating the fleeing of thousands of Nigerians, especially the youths, from our nation further confirm that there is no hope in sight with the APC in the saddle.


Similarly, the National Chairman of Action Democratic Congress, Ralphs Okey  Nwosu,  lamented that President Tinubu’s policy failures had plunged the Nigerian economy into shambles.


During his keynote address at the ADC 76th National Executive Committee meeting, Nwosu said Nigerians had begun to feel the effects of hardship from the onset of Tinubu’s administration.



He said: “It is irreconcilable that a democratically elected government will on day one impose hardship on the people. To increase the price of any commodity by over 400 per cent from day one by a new administration is not only callous, it is cruel, dangerous, and evil, it shows the mind and heart of the Presidency and elected officials of the day and their advisers.”


He stated “The economy is in shambles. The monetary framework of the Central Bank of Nigeria can no longer be trusted to stabilise the naira as our foreign reserve has been depleted to rock bottom. The administration goes cap-in-hand looking for investors and loans. But the environmental analysis is damning.


The security situation is awful. Bandits still occupy many local governments and farm areas. Kidnapping for ransom and other vices are rampant. The streets are not safe.


Transportation is grinding to a halt; either by air or road. The road infrastructure and security situation discourage road travel apart from fuel costs.



The airports are becoming ghost and isolated areas.”


Also, the Coalition of United Political Parties said within a year in office, President  Tinubu and the APC  had ruined hope and weaponised poverty in Nigeria.



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