Previous Vice President and PDP official competitor in the 2019 races, Atiku Abubakar, has bemoaned the condition of the country under the administration of the All Progressives Congress.
As indicated by him, uncertainty and joblessness have never been “this terrible” in Nigeria.
He offered the remark while addressing columnists at the Rivers State Government House in Port Harcourt.
“I have never seen it (uncertainty) this terrible,” he said. “I’m 70 years furthermore, I have never seen it this terrible as far as security challenges, as far as economy, as far as joblessness. This is the most exceedingly terrible.”
On Wednesday, Atiku had met with Governor Nyesom Wike.
An assertion endorsed by Wike’s representative, Kelvin Ebiri, said Atiku had headed out to Rivers state to talk about PDP issues.
“All things considered, I came here to accommodate with the lead representative on party issues and how we can guarantee that there is solidarity and solidness in the gathering,” Atiku said.
“In this way, that we can assume control over government in 2023. I accept that Nigerians can hardly wait for 2023 to come, so PDP will return.”
Atiku said the PDP “will think of our arrangements” and “present them to Nigerians when the opportunity arrives.”
“We have done that previously,” he added. “Under PDP, we recorded the most noteworthy financial development, the best unfamiliar stores, we diminished joblessness. You realize that we can do it.”
