The Deputy National Chairman (South) of the All Progressives Congress,
Segun Oni, has said the party was elected to do the impossible.
He,
however, said Nigerians should be patient with the APC-led Buhari
administration because it could only do its best by contributing it’s
quota to national development.
Oni said this in an interview with newsmen at the party secretariat in Abuja on Tuesday.
He
argued that the economic difficulties currently being experienced by
Nigerians would have been
worse if the Peoples Democratic Party had
returned to power.
The former governor of Ekiti State also
accused unnamed politicians, whom he described as “money bags,” of
sponsoring criminals under the guise of herdsmen to destabilise the
Muhammadu Buhari administration.
According to him, even though
Nigerians have every right to expect “magic” from the APC, the reality
on ground is that there is no magic wand to make Nigeria’s problems
disappear overnight.
He said, “The economy was traumatised by a
government whose only agenda was to win another round (of elections).
Therefore, everything that they could put into trying to win a second
round, even bastardising the economy, was done and we are all here.
“The
reality on ground is that, if the previous government were (still) in
power by now, Nigeria would have virtually packed up, maybe many of us
would have become refugees by now.
“Yes, we are elected to do the
impossible; we will do our best. I just want to plead that people
should give us more realistic expectations.”
Source: Punch
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