Former Deputy National Publicity
Secretary of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Comrade Timi Frank, has
called on Nigerians to charge the leadership of the ruling party to face
governance instead of distracting the nation with the issue of National
Assembly.
In a statement signed on Thursday
in Abuja, Frank said the APC has suddenly shifted the blame game from former
President Goodluck Jonathan, who the party blamed for three years, to Senate
President Bukola Saraki.
The Bayelsa-born politician said:
“For good three years, APC was busy blaming former President Goodluck Jonathan
for all its failures but it seems the last one year has been dedicated to blame
Saraki for the same reason.
“Nigerians must wake up. We must not
allow this unnecessary diversionary tactics. APC should tell Nigerians why it
is difficult to rescue the remaining Chibok and Dapchi School girls, why
insecurity is getting worse, why are people loosing job daily, why is it hard
for many Nigerians to put food on their table daily?”
On talks about corruption, Frank
challenged the APC government to probe the activities of its cabinet members in
the last three years to know the level of corruption associated with the
current administration.
“Why is it difficult for the
presidency to speak or allow some of the cabinet members who are having one
corruption allegation or the other hanging on their necks to be probed?
“Some appointees of this
government have been allegedly named in certificate scandals and the presidency
is not bothered. White papers in various states have indicted some others but
the leadership of President Muhammadu Buhari has decided to look the other way.
“I believe that Nigerians will
judge right in the coming 2019 elections. The government of propaganda and
deceit will be sent parking because all their lies are no longer hidden to the
public,” he said.
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