November 12, 2015 Sani Tukur
The Deputy Senate President, Ike Ekweremadu, on Thursday, came down hard on the governing All Progressives Congress, APC, saying it simply used propaganda to win the 2015 election and has failed to fulfill a single of the promises the party made to Nigerians.
Speaking at the National Conference of the PDP which held at the Thisday Dome Abuja, Mr. Ekweremadu said the APC won by promising much more than they could deliver.
“Unfortunately, the chicken has come home to roost sooner than anticipated. No campaign promise, I repeat, no promise made by the present APC administration has been kept.
“They promised to scale up the exchange rate of our currency to a Naira to one US Dollar. Have they kept this promise? They promised to bring back the Chibok girls in three months. Have they brought back the Chibok Girls? They promised to pay N5,000 to 25 million unemployed youths. Have they paid a kobo to any youth?
“They promised free meals to our children in the schools. Have they given any? They recently promised to end the Boko Haram insurgency in December 2015. We earnestly hope and pray that this particular promise is kept in the overall interest of our nation,” he said.
The Deputy Senate President, Ike Ekweremadu, on Thursday, came down hard on the governing All Progressives Congress, APC, saying it simply used propaganda to win the 2015 election and has failed to fulfill a single of the promises the party made to Nigerians.
Speaking at the National Conference of the PDP which held at the Thisday Dome Abuja, Mr. Ekweremadu said the APC won by promising much more than they could deliver.
“Unfortunately, the chicken has come home to roost sooner than anticipated. No campaign promise, I repeat, no promise made by the present APC administration has been kept.
“They promised to scale up the exchange rate of our currency to a Naira to one US Dollar. Have they kept this promise? They promised to bring back the Chibok girls in three months. Have they brought back the Chibok Girls? They promised to pay N5,000 to 25 million unemployed youths. Have they paid a kobo to any youth?
“They promised free meals to our children in the schools. Have they given any? They recently promised to end the Boko Haram insurgency in December 2015. We earnestly hope and pray that this particular promise is kept in the overall interest of our nation,” he said.
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