Nigerians are paying for some of the sins of the 16-year rule of Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, through the lingering fuel crisis in the country, APC national leader, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu said.
His assertion on the fringes of a reconciliation meeting of APC South-West leaders at the home of Aremo Segun Osoba, was also echoed by the APC South-East caucus at an interactive meeting in Enugu State.
Tinubu said: “For 16 years, PDP destroyed the country. We should not be lamenting about petroleum queues today if they had seen what is necessary and done what is necessary for this country.
“We can’t be emotional and in self denial. If they had done Awolowo Road, if they had done Lagos/Ibadan Expressway, if they put priority on our rails, if they put priority on electricity generation and distribution, we will not be in this mess that we are today.
“Nigerians are impatient for what? I research Nigeria,they just want to see the direction of the economic policy and want to be certain of the future that we will not continue in the direction of leaderless, directionless and hopelessness of the past 16 years.”
He said one year is not enough to clear the rot but assured that Nigerians will smile at the end.
His assertion on the fringes of a reconciliation meeting of APC South-West leaders at the home of Aremo Segun Osoba, was also echoed by the APC South-East caucus at an interactive meeting in Enugu State.
Tinubu said: “For 16 years, PDP destroyed the country. We should not be lamenting about petroleum queues today if they had seen what is necessary and done what is necessary for this country.
“We can’t be emotional and in self denial. If they had done Awolowo Road, if they had done Lagos/Ibadan Expressway, if they put priority on our rails, if they put priority on electricity generation and distribution, we will not be in this mess that we are today.
“Nigerians are impatient for what? I research Nigeria,they just want to see the direction of the economic policy and want to be certain of the future that we will not continue in the direction of leaderless, directionless and hopelessness of the past 16 years.”
He said one year is not enough to clear the rot but assured that Nigerians will smile at the end.
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