ADC, APM attack APC over alleged ‘repackaged old promises in new manifesto’.
The ADC also added that many of the promises had remained unfulfilled.
On their part, […] The African Democratic Congress (ADC) and the Allied Peoples Movement, APM have criticized the newly released 2027 manifesto of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and the All Progressives Congress (APC) describing it as the repackaging of old promises made in 2023.
On their part, APM campaign said though President Tinubu can copy Makinde’s ideas, he “manifestly lacks the leadership capacity, intellectual depth and integrity to implement Makinde’s core vision of ‘Nigeria that work for all Nigerians.” ADC in a statement by its National Publicity Secretary, Mallam Bolaji Abdullahi, said the document reads like “the manifesto of a new political party seeking power for the first time, rather than one that has governed Nigeria since 2015 and presided over the worst affordability crisis Nigerians have experienced under the current administration.
“The fundamental question Nigerians must ask is simple: Why is a government campaigning on promises it should already have fulfilled? President Tinubu has been in office since May 2023. The APC has controlled the Federal Government for nearly twelve years. Yet, reading this manifesto, one would think they are only now discovering the problems they were elected to solve.
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