Senator Nkechi Nwaogu yesterday said that Nigeria is presently going through difficult phase because former President Goodluck Jonathan ran economic policies that were shrouded in secrecy.
Nwaogu, who represented Abia Central Senatorial District for eight years was at the National Headquarters of the All Progressives Congress, where she said she came to express her appreciation to the national leadership of the party for their support and concern during her husband’s funeral.
Speaking in company of two of the APC Board of Trustees members – Chief Sam Nkire, former National Chairman of the Progressive Peoples Alliance,PPA, and Chief Chris Akomas, former Abia State Deputy Governor, the Senator stated that those who are joining or have joined APC should be people of positive minds. She commended APC and the President, Muhammadu Buhari for the mantra of change.
In her speech, she said: “l am here to fraternise myself once again with my party, APC, to identify myself, to associate myself with the change train and anybody today in this country who does not realise that this is a divine mandate given to APC to usher in change to sustain change, to bring about change in all endeavours of our lives especially in our economic lives is not realistic.
“We all know what has been happening or what has happened in the economy of our dear nation, that it was shrouded in secrecy. Thanks to the emergency of Buhari and the change doctrine, change mantra and change advocates.
“Those who have sworn not to conceive anything of the truth would not see this change because even the Bible tells us that it is only the truth that can set us free.
“For us to attempt to bring to a level of acceptance for the president to remove the present level of unemployment, to remove or try to see how we can increase our revenue, to see that we have no other country other than Nigeria, therefore everybody has a contribution to make towards revamping this nation.
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