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Secondus Advises Nigerians To Brace Up For Buhari’s Dictatorial Rule In 2020
The Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party PDP, Uche Secondus, has alleged that president Muhammadu Buhari and his party the All Progressive Congress APC has laid landmines for Nigeria in 2020.
Secondus warned that the landmines might explode this year adding that, Nigerians should brace up for dictatorial rule in 2020.
Prince Secondus said with the Judiciary caged, the legislature “ready and willing to rubber-stamp whatever comes from the Executive, media and the opposition intimidated, Nigerians should await the fang of a dictator wearing the apparel of a democrat.”
He added that with the huge loan demands passing through the National Assembly without scrutiny coupled with the accompanying high taxation bills from the executive, 2020 portends further hard times for Nigerians.
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In a statement signed his media adviser, Ike Abonyi, Secondus said 2020 would be a tough year saying “with the high level of corruption already rated by experts to be worse under this administration as they continue to look away to reported cases of fraud involving high profile members of the regime.”
Reviewing the activities of the past twelve months in the country, Prince Secondus lamented that 2019 remains the worst year for democracy in the land.
“The use of military in the election matters and the intimidation and harassment of democratic institutions that was climaxed in the burning to death Mrs Salome Acheju Abu in Kogi state last November continues to raise concern over citizens right to vote under this regime,” he said.
The National Chairman appealed to all critical stakeholders in the nation’s democracy particularly the media and civil society groups to remain alert to their responsibilities and hold APC administration accountable in 2020 as “its curious open visa policy has dubious political undertone.”
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