The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) says President Muhammadu Buhari and his party, All Progressives Congress (APC), obtained power “by false pretenses” and are therefore unable to fulfill their campaign promises. In a statement issued on Tuesday by its spokesman, Olisa Metuh, the PDP said: “Nigerians are willing to support and cooperate with the President, but we are worried that the pictures emerging from his presidency and his party do not in any way inspire hope in the citizenry, especially as they have continued to show that theirs is ostensibly a matter of obtaining power by false pretenses.” The party, which ruled Nigeria for 16 years before it was defeated in the 2015 general election, said the excuses given so far for the slow start of the new government are “evasive, diversionary and preemptive… for possible failure in delivering on its campaign promises to Nigerians”.
The PDP said it is “unfortunate that Buhari and the APC, who were privy to the nation’s dwindling economy occasioned by global economic downturn and fall in international oil price, even before the start of the campaigns, chose to deceive Nigerians with bogus promises, only to now resort to excuses after using the promises to secure power at the center”. Metuh said the PDP was dismayed at Buhari’s statement on Monday that Nigerians should not expect much from his first 100 days in office on claims that he met “virtually an empty treasury and huge debts”.
The statement read: “While we restate our resolve to engage only in credible and issue based opposition, we want the President and the APC to note that their plea for patience from Nigerians does not arise, because ab-initio, there has not been any indication that they are actually serious and determined to deliver on their campaign promises upon which they rode to power. “Of course Nigerians are willing to support and cooperate with the President, but we are worried that the pictures emerging from his presidency and his party do not in any way inspire hope in the citizenry, especially as they have continued to show that theirs is ostensibly a matter of obtaining power by false pretenses. “President Buhari and the APC must know that Nigerians did not give them the mandate to engage in frivolous excuses and pleas but to hit the ground running with solutions and quick fixes they promised during the campaigns.
“We ask, is President Buhari’s statement an admission of poor knowledge of national and international economic affairs or does it underscore the lack of capacity and skills by the administration to effectively harness and galvanize resources and potential inherent in Nigeria which has already been nurtured as Africa’s largest economy and one of the fasted growing in the world. “Even if Nigerians decide to wait endlessly, we wonder how much the President can achieve amidst the flip-flops from his presidency and cacophony of interests from his party leaders struggling to enlarge their selfish political and economic frontiers. “How can one reconcile President Buhari’s statement with the recent ridiculous and misleading claim by APC’s National Publicity Secretary, Alhaji Lai Mohammed that this administration has achieved in three weeks what the immediate past administration did not achieve in five years? “Since after their electoral victory, the APC and the President have continued to expose their lack of commitment towards their campaign promises. “We recall that on May 5, 2015, twenty-four days before his inauguration, President Buhari at a meeting with
APC leaders in Abuja opened the excuse galore when he expressed his nervousness to deliver in office, adducing that ‘Rome was not built in a day’. “We also recall that in their attempt to find an escape route in one of their bogus campaign promises, the APC denied that the President ever promised Nigerians that they will end insurgency two months after inauguration but had to swallow their words after the PDP confronted them with the April 22, 2015 CNN interview where Buhari made that promise. “Indeed, we empathize with the President knowing that the confusion and clear lack of direction in his party have not helped matters, but we urge him to rise up to the challenge, take urgent steps and disentangle himself from the selfish and unpatriotic tendencies of APC leaders, especially given the fact that Nigerians gave him a mandate for which they will continue to hold him accountable. “Finally, the PDP restates that it is eager to see the APC and the President unveil their economic roadmap and blueprint for governance so as to enable us through robust opposition, provide credible alternatives and options for their policies and programmes in the overall interest of our dear nation”

Source: http://www.codewit.com/nigeria-news/25747-pdp-buhari-obtained-power-by-false-pretenses

Cc Lalasticlala
Ishilove
Barcanista
Dearpreye

Okay we have heard you

Stop yapping at the man like mad dogs

Let him focus

Caterpillar no dey turn butterfly one day

those in PDP think everybody is like them.

Olisa metuh writes as if a gun is pointed at him- no coordination.



The goodnews is, Nigeria has moved from accidental presidency to a prepared presidency.



Those in PDP can turn suicide bombers for all we care...

Nigerians have been scammed.

Emekamex:
The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) says President Muhammadu Buhari and his party, All Progressives Congress (APC), obtained power “by false pretenses” and are therefore unable to fulfill their campaign promises. In a statement issued on Tuesday by its spokesman, Olisa Metuh, the PDP said: “Nigerians are willing to support and cooperate with the President, but we are worried that the pictures emerging from his presidency and his party do not in any way inspire hope in the citizenry, especially as they have continued to show that theirs is ostensibly a matter of obtaining power by false pretenses.” The party, which ruled Nigeria for 16 years before it was defeated in the 2015 general election, said the excuses given so far for the slow start of the new government are “evasive, diversionary and preemptive… for possible failure in delivering on its campaign promises to Nigerians”.
The PDP said it is “unfortunate that Buhari and the APC, who were privy to the nation’s dwindling economy occasioned by global economic downturn and fall in international oil price, even before the start of the campaigns, chose to deceive Nigerians with bogus promises, only to now resort to excuses after using the promises to secure power at the center”. Metuh said the PDP was dismayed at Buhari’s statement on Monday that Nigerians should not expect much from his first 100 days in office on claims that he met “virtually an empty treasury and huge debts”.
The statement read: “While we restate our resolve to engage only in credible and issue based opposition, we want the President and the APC to note that their plea for patience from Nigerians does not arise, because ab-initio, there has not been any indication that they are actually serious and determined to deliver on their campaign promises upon which they rode to power. “Of course Nigerians are willing to support and cooperate with the President, but we are worried that the pictures emerging from his presidency and his party do not in any way inspire hope in the citizenry, especially as they have continued to show that theirs is ostensibly a matter of obtaining power by false pretenses. “President Buhari and the APC must know that Nigerians did not give them the mandate to engage in frivolous excuses and pleas but to hit the ground running with solutions and quick fixes they promised during the campaigns.
“We ask, is President Buhari’s statement an admission of poor knowledge of national and international economic affairs or does it underscore the lack of capacity and skills by the administration to effectively harness and galvanize resources and potential inherent in Nigeria which has already been nurtured as Africa’s largest economy and one of the fasted growing in the world. “Even if Nigerians decide to wait endlessly, we wonder how much the President can achieve amidst the flip-flops from his presidency and cacophony of interests from his party leaders struggling to enlarge their selfish political and economic frontiers. “How can one reconcile President Buhari’s statement with the recent ridiculous and misleading claim by APC’s National Publicity Secretary, Alhaji Lai Mohammed that this administration has achieved in three weeks what the immediate past administration did not achieve in five years? “Since after their electoral victory, the APC and the President have continued to expose their lack of commitment towards their campaign promises. “We recall that on May 5, 2015, twenty-four days before his inauguration, President Buhari at a meeting with
APC leaders in Abuja opened the excuse galore when he expressed his nervousness to deliver in office, adducing that ‘Rome was not built in a day’. “We also recall that in their attempt to find an escape route in one of their bogus campaign promises, the APC denied that the President ever promised Nigerians that they will end insurgency two months after inauguration but had to swallow their words after the PDP confronted them with the April 22, 2015 CNN interview where Buhari made that promise. “Indeed, we empathize with the President knowing that the confusion and clear lack of direction in his party have not helped matters, but we urge him to rise up to the challenge, take urgent steps and disentangle himself from the selfish and unpatriotic tendencies of APC leaders, especially given the fact that Nigerians gave him a mandate for which they will continue to hold him accountable. “Finally, the PDP restates that it is eager to see the APC and the President unveil their economic roadmap and blueprint for governance so as to enable us through robust opposition, provide credible alternatives and options for their policies and programmes in the overall interest of our dear nation”

Source: http://www.codewit.com/nigeria-news/25747-pdp-buhari-obtained-power-by-false-pretenses

Cc Lalasticlala
Ishilove
Barcanista
Dearpreye

we know , we are into one chance with duara dullard.

If i say "feedeefee" u say "fower tu d fifu" FEEDEEFEE!!

In just one month,these bunch of criminals are critisizing president muhammadu buhari, after they had 16 years and yet they can't point to any credible thing they have done in nigeria

False pretenses. NA waa ooo. D's PDP idiots can't just move on and allow the old man concentrate. NA yeye talk una start again. ptcheew

ERODEDEAST:
Who doesn't know this,Let the false pretenses help the Katsina Illiterate govern.

And you who is literate. Tell us what ur father achieved for Nigeria if not for hoarding fuel and selling at a higher price when there is scarcity. we know ur kind.

lilprinze:
Nigerians have been scammed.

A month of Buhari's regime is better than 6 yrs of jona's.This is what government should b.Anybody that claim he or she didn't feel any change is a dead corpse walking.

PeeDeePee and TANOIDS, e be like sey dis defeat wey una suffer so still de pain una?

Eyyah, wait for 2019 kawai.

YeeMuus

disloman:
A month of Buhari's regime is better than 6 yrs of jona's.This is all government should all b about.Anybody that claim he or she didn't feel any change is a dead corpse walking.

can you please tell me what buhari has achieved since he has been sworn in apart from traveling from One place to another like a tourist.

lilprinze:
can you please tell me what buhari has achieved since he has been sworn in apart from traveling from One place to another like a tourist.

Hmmmmm.When one dwell long enough in abnormality,He or she won't appreciate normality.

Terrible Losers ,they keep shifting their poll

disloman:
A month of Buhari's regime is better than 6 yrs of jona's.This is all government should all b about.Anybody that claim he or she didn't feel any change is a dead corpse walking.

fool, can you kindly tell me what have changed in Nigeria since the daura magician was inaugurated? oh I forgot, boko haram now bomb every two days. I hope that's the change you are talking about.

well, he wasn't the one that said he had no shoes!

Coming from the people that are professional of deceiving people.

he obtained power with false pretense and he met the reality after the power was handed over to him. he now know the difference between pretence and reality.

PDP has a party lack intellectual minds so most times when they talk I just feel glad we have gone away from there Era..... After 16yrs of governance with nothing good to show, they come out blaming a man that has not been in power for a month........ it's really confusing

lilprinze:
can you please tell me what buhari has achieved since he has been sworn in apart from traveling from One place to another like a tourist.

Can you tell us what you have achieved since you have been criticising someone who has not stayed up to 30days in power
A lot of you are just daft.

lilprinze:
can you please tell me what buhari has achieved since he has been sworn in apart from traveling from One place to another like a tourist.

Snapping picture up and down, even with his cows. Please someone should get him a singlet.

Nashoji:
fool, can you kindly tell me what have changed in Nigeria since the daura magician was inaugurated? oh I forgot, boko haram now bomb every two days. I hope that's the change you are talking about.

Do u want mi to tell u things u can't comprehend?I might b wrong but won't help u with that.

just scroll down pls.

tsephanyah:
just scroll down pls.

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Okay. deal with it. We refused the ogorogoro drinking as.s licking modafuka

Emekamex:
[s]The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) says President Muhammadu Buhari and his party, All Progressives Congress (APC), obtained power “by false pretenses” and are therefore unable to fulfill their campaign promises. In a statement issued on Tuesday by its spokesman, Olisa Metuh, the PDP said: “Nigerians are willing to support and cooperate with the President, but we are worried that the pictures emerging from his presidency and his party do not in any way inspire hope in the citizenry, especially as they have continued to show that theirs is ostensibly a matter of obtaining power by false pretenses.” The party, which ruled Nigeria for 16 years before it was defeated in the 2015 general election, said the excuses given so far for the slow start of the new government are “evasive, diversionary and preemptive… for possible failure in delivering on its campaign promises to Nigerians”.
The PDP said it is “unfortunate that Buhari and the APC, who were privy to the nation’s dwindling economy occasioned by global economic downturn and fall in international oil price, even before the start of the campaigns, chose to deceive Nigerians with bogus promises, only to now resort to excuses after using the promises to secure power at the center”. Metuh said the PDP was dismayed at Buhari’s statement on Monday that Nigerians should not expect much from his first 100 days in office on claims that he met “virtually an empty treasury and huge debts”.
The statement read: “While we restate our resolve to engage only in credible and issue based opposition, we want the President and the APC to note that their plea for patience from Nigerians does not arise, because ab-initio, there has not been any indication that they are actually serious and determined to deliver on their campaign promises upon which they rode to power. “Of course Nigerians are willing to support and cooperate with the President, but we are worried that the pictures emerging from his presidency and his party do not in any way inspire hope in the citizenry, especially as they have continued to show that theirs is ostensibly a matter of obtaining power by false pretenses. “President Buhari and the APC must know that Nigerians did not give them the mandate to engage in frivolous excuses and pleas but to hit the ground running with solutions and quick fixes they promised during the campaigns.
“We ask, is President Buhari’s statement an admission of poor knowledge of national and international economic affairs or does it underscore the lack of capacity and skills by the administration to effectively harness and galvanize resources and potential inherent in Nigeria which has already been nurtured as Africa’s largest economy and one of the fasted growing in the world. “Even if Nigerians decide to wait endlessly, we wonder how much the President can achieve amidst the flip-flops from his presidency and cacophony of interests from his party leaders struggling to enlarge their selfish political and economic frontiers. “How can one reconcile President Buhari’s statement with the recent ridiculous and misleading claim by APC’s National Publicity Secretary, Alhaji Lai Mohammed that this administration has achieved in three weeks what the immediate past administration did not achieve in five years? “Since after their electoral victory, the APC and the President have continued to expose their lack of commitment towards their campaign promises. “We recall that on May 5, 2015, twenty-four days before his inauguration, President Buhari at a meeting with
APC leaders in Abuja opened the excuse galore when he expressed his nervousness to deliver in office, adducing that ‘Rome was not built in a day’. “We also recall that in their attempt to find an escape route in one of their bogus campaign promises, the APC denied that the President ever promised Nigerians that they will end insurgency two months after inauguration but had to swallow their words after the PDP confronted them with the April 22, 2015 CNN interview where Buhari made that promise. “Indeed, we empathize with the President knowing that the confusion and clear lack of direction in his party have not helped matters, but we urge him to rise up to the challenge, take urgent steps and disentangle himself from the selfish and unpatriotic tendencies of APC leaders, especially given the fact that Nigerians gave him a mandate for which they will continue to hold him accountable. “Finally, the PDP restates that it is eager to see the APC and the President unveil their economic roadmap and blueprint for governance so as to enable us through robust opposition, provide credible alternatives and options for their policies and programmes in the overall interest of our dear nation”[/s]

Source: http://www.codewit.com/nigeria-news/25747-pdp-buhari-obtained-power-by-false-pretenses

Cc Lalasticlala
Ishilove
Barcanista
Dearpreye

Rubbish from the stables of the People's Despairing Party, GEJ was disgraced, he was always primed for disgrace, he was first of his kind, first president that the headquarters of the Police and UN are bombed, first president to openly endorse stealing - ordinary corruption they will call it stealing, first president that danced a day after his country men were killed and murdered, first president to cede control of the territory of the country to armed insurgent, first president to give goats(militants) yam(oil installations) to protect . . . so Nigeria gave him a crowning first, First sitting president to be sacked through the ballot box. If PDP for once thought Nigerians - the sane ones - would give control of their destiny to such an individual then they should know Nigerians never though so low of themselves. The fear of Buhari has changed the behavior of Nigerian sick corporation NNPC, and other dead institutions like EFCC and NDLEA, who seem to be up and dong now. CHANGE IS HEAR

Don't mind that weed smoking dunce.

colossus2:

Can you tell us what you have achieved since you have been criticising someone who has not stayed up to 30days in power
A lot of you are just daft.

ERODEDEAST:
@ Drabeey, You B@s.tard you don't have a father because your mother was being continuously raped, Besides what has ur Mallam achieved that you are worshipping him if not truncating the nations Democracy via coup d'etat then comming into power through false pretenses, Now get of my mention u "RAG"

like I said earlier. can u see u never argued about what you and your siblings + your parents though have been doing to Nigeria. yet, we know your kind. BTW, count me out of replying you again. u earned this one CU's I want to educate you why u need to give your government support than castigating it. show your father this piece OK?

Apart from his stint as the ceremonial/nominal head of PTF , in more than 30yrs, he was never involved in any other venture apart from tending to his cows . Expecting so much from a brain that has been dormant for that long is akin to digging a well in the desert and expecting to see water after a few feet