THE National Chariman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Chief John Odigie-Oye­gun, said at the weekend that the Buhari administration inherited a corrupt subsidy regime run by corrupt cartels.
He said, “oil cartels and their cronies resisting change have continued to blackmail and sabotage government’s effort on subsidy and availability of petroleum products”
He spoke in his New Year message. This is even as he said the ruling party will deliver on its campaign promises, saying 2015 was a difficult year for Nigerians
Odigie-Oyegun urged Ni­gerians to sustain the hope that brighter days are ahead of us, adding that even in the face of legion of challenges, the party has the courage and determina­tion to rise up and meet them.
“While 2015 was difficult for many Nigerians, we must also look back, with relief and a collective sense of jubilation, to the momentous opportunity it offered to the electorate to make the long-desired change of po­litical leadership at the federal level and in many states.
According to him, the presi­dential directive to the Petro­leum Products Pricing Regula­tory Agency (PPPRA) to adjust its pricing template to reflect competitive and market driven components should be sup­ported. The review of PPPRA’s pricing template will result in a more efficient and realistic pricing system for petroleum products and result in constant availability of fuel nation-wide.
“It is also reassuring that Ni­geria is winning the war against insurgency. With their welfare now taken care more seri­ously, the morale of our gallant troops in combat areas has been heightened. The international community is cooperating with Nigeria’s military offensives, including sharing of intelligence information, to end insurgency in Nigeria, as part of the efforts to combat global terrorism.
“In spite of desperate and shameless attempts to discredit President Buhari’s anti-cor­ruption efforts, the war against graft is being won. It is reassur­ing that the Federal Government has recovered huge sums from looters of our common wealth, which will be injected into the 2016 national budget.
“The state of government infrastructure has improved. Electricity supply has improved in most parts of the country. Eleven years after the disman­tling of toll gates on federal roads, the present administra­tion has signalled its intention to reintroduce toll gates in a bid to generate revenue for road main­tenance and in line with global best practice.

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Are you campaigning for 2019? Cux for all I know, campaign for 2015 is over!

ofcus.The past inept,clueless govt told us dat STEALING IS NOT CORRUPTION and how much does Dasuki stole wey una dey disturbed him . May we neva jam such president again

These group of people seem to be confused and deliberately forgetful. Were they not among those who protested against subsidy removal when the immediate past administration attempted to remove it?

let us now start showing them what this administration could do