The national chairman of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC), Adams Oshiomhole, has said that President Muhammadu Buhari couldn’t fix Nigeria in the last three years because the image of the country was shattered severely.
Oshiomhole spoke yesterday at the Lafia parade ground, during the official flag-off of campaign by APC in Nasarawa State.
The campaign flag-off had in attendance the national chairman of APC, his team, the governor of Nasarawa State, his deputy, APC state working committee, Senator Abdullahi Adamu, Engr A. A. Sule and many others.
Oshiomhole said: “The forthcoming election is between those who mismanaged Nigeria for 16 years and PMB, who came to stop the stealing, block the loopholes, stop the bleeding and begin to inject fresh blood into the system.”
“What has been destroyed for 16 years couldn’t have been fixed in 3 years. Mr President needs more time to fix the country, make the system work and restore the confidence of the electorates,” he said.
The APC national chairman, who described Buhari as a man of integrity and incorruptible, urged Nigerians to vote the president again in 2019.
He called on Nigerians to reject PDP, describing it as the party of looters who crippled the economy of the country.
Oshiomhole, who commended APC members in Nasarawa State for the large turnout, said giving PDP room to rule again will run down the country.
On his part, Governor Al-Makura commended President Buhari for awarding contract for the 33 KVA electricity, dualisation of Keffi-Akwanga-Makurdi road and the taking over of Farin Ruwa Independent Power Project by the federal government.
The governor called on the people of the state to vote APC at the ward, local, state to federal levels in order to sustain the ongoing achievements of the APC administration in the country.
Others who spoke at the occasion included Senator Abdullahi Adamu, Ahmed Wadada, Engr. A. A. Sule, Senator Danboyi and APC state chairman Phillip Tatari Shekwo, who called all the people of the state to vote APC in the next general elections.
(NAN)
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