Felix Morka: You Can Question Tinubu Over Unfulfilled Promises After Eight Years.
The Presidential Spokesperson of the All Progressives Congress Presidential Campaign Council, Felix Morka, has defended President Bola Tinubu’s record on campaign promises, arguing that Nigerians should assess his performance at the end of eight years in office.
Morka made the remarks during an interview on ARISE News on Tuesday while responding to questions about Tinubu’s 2023 campaign promises, particularly his pledges to tackle poverty and hunger, create jobs and stimulate economic growth.
He argued that campaign promises involving long-term development objectives should not be judged as outcomes that must be achieved within a few years.
“When a president or anybody who is campaigning for office gives, you know, campaign speeches and sets objectives, they are liable to progressive realisation. He maintained that Tinubu had not promised to eradicate poverty within a specific period during his campaign. “The president never told you that in the first month or 100 days of my government or in the first two years or three years, I’m going to eradicate poverty. You didn’t say that in what you just read out.
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