The People’s Democratic Party (PDP), on Tuesday said
President Muhammadu Buhari's resort to blame game and false performance claims,
in his media interview, has further confirmed that the last four years of his
administration smacks of failure and incompetence.
The party also indicted President Buhari for not using his
orchestrated interview to give account for the trillions stolen under his watch
in the last four years.
The PDP noted in a statement signed by its National
Publicity Secretary, Kola Ologbondiyan, that “it was an internationally
accepted position that all critical sectors in our country performed abysmally
in the last four years because of the incompetence of President Buhari's
administration, adding that it was unfortunate that instead of accepting
responsibility for the failures of his administration, Mr. President is looking
for scapegoats where there are none”.
The PDP also observed that “President Buhari's diatribe
against the National Assembly and its elected leadership further confirms his
disdain for constitutional democracy, rule of law and the Principle of Separation
of powers as entrenched in our constitution”.
The party described the President's personal attacks on the
Senate President, Bukola Saraki and the Speaker of the House of
Representatives, Yakubu Dogara, as “totally uncalled for”. The PDP also advised
President Buhari to end his showboating on the war against corruption. “He must
admit that he failed because his administration, which swims in ocean of
corruption, cannot fight corruption. This is an administration which thrives in
concealment; under which over N14 trillion belonging to Nigerians have been
frittered by officials, who have not been investigated or prosecuted”, the
statement read.
The party however urged Nigerians not to despair but “continue
in their determination and prayers to retrieve the stolen Presidential mandate
at the tribunal so that our nation can have a purposeful government that will
be truly alive to its responsibility to the people”.
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