The African Democratic Congress, ADC, says Nigeria will collapse if it continues to stand on the ‘failed’ mandate of President Bola Tinubu.
The National Publicity Secretary of the party, Bolaji Abdullahi, made this assertion in an interview on Symfoni TV.
He said the President has failed in all ramifications, including the economy, security and job creation for the youths.
“If Nigeria continues to stand on President Tinubu’s failed mandate, this country may just collapse.
“People are suffering. But what is clear is that this government doesn’t care. They don’t care. Businesses are collapsing every day. I’ve met people who cry and say, “Look, we did not do anything wrong, but our businesses have collapsed.
“So, for the first time, we are seeing things that have never happened in this country. So, we are not just talking about the cost of living, which is indeed a very serious matter, but also the issue of insecurity.
“A few days ago, we congratulated the parents and families of the children abducted from Oyo State, and returned from captivity.
“The governor of the state, Seyi Makinde raised some questions. Yes, Nigeria is a country where we love conspiracy theory, but when someone at the level of the governor is raising questions about what actually happened and saying that he didn’t believe that what happened was just an act of terrorism, he believed that there is political undertone to it, and that’s why he’s calling for external investigators into what happened. We have to take it seriously.
“In what way will I say this government has improved the livelihood of the people? I’ve tried to be charitable. I’ve tried to talk to even some of their ardent supporters to mention one thing that they’ve done right, and what they tell you is that President Tinubu had the courage to remove fuel subsidies.
“It’s not the removal of the subsidy, but the net consequence of the removal of subsidy is what has landed us in this catastrophic situation we found ourselves, because the president took an impulsive decision,” the ADC spokesman said.
