The Peoples Democratic Party has reviled President Buhari's clarification where he said Nigerians "who feel they have another country may go."
The PDP reports it as unpresidential, and typical for what it called terrible organization. With the declaration, the social affair said the President talked like someone who had lost consciousness of other's desires towards his people.
The National Publicity Secretary of the social affair, Kola Ologbondiyan, in a declaration in Abuja on Wednesday, said President Buhari, in saying that Nigerians, "who feel they have another country may go", had also attested that "he is absolutely brutal to the difficulty of our subjects and has no response for the issues and his association has caused our nation."
The President's comment is "unfatherly" and a quick slap on the sensibilities of an expansive number of Nigerians, who he expressed, had been bearing the money related hardship, desiring and starvation which he said was evidently caused by President Buhari's association.
Ologbondiyan said these were the issues that were compelling Nigerians to set out on what he called suicide missions and as survival options. He specified, while the Buhari Presidency and the All Progressives Congress remained without unequaul exercises to end the brutality and pass on the guilty parties of the bloodlettings to book.
"Mr President's comment is furthermore a joke on an enormous number of Nigerians who have lost their associations and whose families have been counter people plans of the Buhari-drove APC association.
Since Mr President at present understands that Nigerians across over board are hurting over the mistake of his associations, negligible he, as a picked pioneer, should have done, was to recognize commitment, climb to the occasion and find game plans, or potentially, influence them to calm words to persevering Nigerians rather than dismissing their asking for that they desert their motherland.
This remark by Mr President in like manner recalls his for the most part changes against our youths who he held indifferent and admirers of complimentary blessings."
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