The All Progressives Congress, APC, has called on Oyo State Governor, Seyi Makinde, to stop accusing it for the crisis plaguing the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP.
Recall that Makinde had at an event in Ibadan blamed the APC for the tussle in PDP and other opposition parties.
The APC National Publicity Secretary, Mr Felix Morka, in a statement advised the PDP to do a soul searching and address its problems.
Morka urged the governor to focus on his primary assignment of providing good governance to his people.
”He should not point accusing fingers at APC for the rot in his party.
”Makinde has become the leading but rather shoddy drummer for his 2027 political ambition.
”While our democracy affords Makinde the liberty to his political aspiration, however, engaging in reckless executive flippancy, at the expense of the job he was elected to do as governor, is a disservice to the good people of Oyo State.
“They should take full responsibility for their disgraceful failure to handle the party’s implosion and decay,” the APC spokesman said.
According to him, Makinde’s unhinged 2027 political ambition could not be founded upon his unguarded and unjustified attacks against the APC or the administration of President Bola Tinubu.
He further stated that the Tinubu-led administration had launched the boldest and most ambitious reform effort in history to transform the country’s economy and build a solid foundation for progress.
The National Publicity Secretary said the country was now exporting more than it was importing with a trade surplus of nearly N7 billion at the end of second quarter of of 2024.
He urged Nigerians to continue to stand firm in support of Tinubu as his administration’s reform policies begin to yield the desired benefits for all Nigerians.
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