Special
Adviser to the President on Political Affairs, Prof Rufai Alkali, who reacted
to APC’s allegation, yesterday, urged the party to talk less and plan more as
the nation moves towards May 29 inauguration date.
The Presidency, Wednesday, chided the All Progressives Congress, APC, over its claim that President Jonathan is running the economy aground before handing over, saying “the allegation is immature, reckless and out of tune with the President’s desire and patriotic commitment to a peaceful transfer of power.”
The Presidency, Wednesday, chided the All Progressives Congress, APC, over its claim that President Jonathan is running the economy aground before handing over, saying “the allegation is immature, reckless and out of tune with the President’s desire and patriotic commitment to a peaceful transfer of power.”
Alkali reminded APC that
“governance is a serious business,” adding that “with the sudden and unexpected
concession of victory to them it appears that the APC is beginning to face the
full reality of managing the great challenges of a complex nation.
“Their recent, frequent and
unnecessary attacks on the President clearly shows that they are losing their
nerves and are beginning to lay foundation to justify their failures in the
near future and we want to remind them that Nigerians are not ready to accept
any excuses for their failure. They promised to bring change, so they must
bring positive change to the well-being of Nigerians and urgently too.
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