The opposition People’s Democratic Party, PDP has mocked President Muhammadu Buhari over his claim that Nigerian economy has experienced a boom In his New Year speech.
The party in a statement by its Zonal Publicity Secretary Chief Sanya Atofarati yesterday said; “Our President and his speech writers must have been living in another planet to make such an unfortunate statement at a time like this’.
The party noted that Buhari was deluded by the recent GDP figures released by the National Bureau of Statistics of purported
4.03% growth recorded in the third quarter of 2021, which has no bearing with the reality on ground.
Atofarati who urged the President not to rely on figures on paper however said Buhari should take a day off from the comfort of Aso Villa and feel the pains of ordinary Nigerians languishing in abject poverty, economic hardship and spiraling inflation.
Prices of commodities have reached the roof in the past six years of APC led administration to the extent that Nigerians are now asking for the return of PDP
“Buhari should take time to explain to Nigerians how his voodoo economic policies which rely heavily on foreign borrowing can lead to economic prosperity”
The Party’s scribe then urged Nigerians to endure the pains suffered in the hand of the APC and wait patiently till 2023 for the return of PDP.
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