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    CHOGM: PDP Sets Agenda For Buhari

    April 15, 2018No Comments3 Mins Read
    President-Muhammadu Buhari
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    The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) at the weekend charges President Muhammadu Buhari
    to use the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM), which opens on Monday, to inform other world leaders of the depressing state of affairs in Nigeria under his watch.

    We urge President Buhari to resist the temptation of seeking to impress world leaders with false performance indices, but should present the real situation, particularly the pitiable state of our economy, escalated insecurity, human rights abuses, daily bloodletting,persecution of opposition and erosion of democratic values in the last
    three years.

    President Buhari should not forget to inform CHOGM that back home, there is a national indignation and general vote of no confidence against his administration for its abysmal performance and failure to
    fulfill the littlest in the long list of bogus promises they made
    during the 2015 Presidential campaign.

    President Buhari should inform other world leaders that due to the harsh economic policies and gross incompetence of his administration,
    our once robust economy, internationally rated as one of the fasted growing in the world and one of the best investment destinations,
    collapsed in his hands and went into a recession; that infrastructures
    are collapsing and that all sectors of public and private lives are now
    in shambles.

    He should not forget to tell the world that not only has he failed in
    his false promise to increase the value of naira from N1 to 1USD, his
    government has wrecked our currency from N160-N170 it met it in 2015 to a devastating N350-N400, with attendant horrible pressure on the economy.

    Mr. President should not forget to inform CHOGM that under his
    administration, more than 16 million Nigerians became unemployed, 18
    million more became underemployed while another 27.44 million refused to work in 2016 for various reasons not unrelated to frustration in the polity.

    Our dear President, who is already seeking re-election, should not
    forget to tell the world that due to his harsh policies, the middle
    class has been wiped off, families are in distress; hunger, poverty and
    strange diseases are now ravaging our people to the extent that
    Nigerians, once considered the happiest people on earth, are now
    resorting to slavery and suicide as options.

    President Buhari should not shy away from informing the world that his administration has failed in guaranteeing the safety of lives and
    property; that under his watch, our dear nation has become one of the
    most insecure countries to live in; bloodletting, violent attacks and
    sectorial crisis have become the order of the day; insurgents and
    marauders are having field day pillaging innocent citizens while our
    land has practically transformed into a large funeral palour.

    Furthermore, President Buhari must tell the world that he has woefully
    failed in his much touted fight against corruption; that his
    administration is merely engaged in personal vendetta, direct
    persecution and media trial of opposition members, while known corrupt persons in the All Progressives Congress (APC) continue to enjoy official cover of his Presidency.

    He should not forget to confess that his administration has done nothing
    about the Presidency cabal involved in the alleged stealing of N9 trillion ($25billion dollars) in NNPC and billions of naira National
    Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS) and Internally Displaced Persons (IDP) intervention funds.

    We therefore urge Mr. President not to allow his handlers to mislead him
    to colour his presentation at CHOGM as such will detract from his integrity as a leader.

    As for us in the repositioned PDP, we will continue to stand with
    Nigerians in their collective quest to end the APC misrule and return
    the nation to path of truth, national cohesion and economic prosperity, come 2019.

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