The Adamawa State Chairman of the Peoples Democracy Party, Hon. Abdulraman Bobboi, has pleaded with the President Muhammadu Buhari-led All Progressives Congress administration to take Nigerians back to the previous style of life during the government of former President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan.
Bobboi accused the present administration of total failure in many aspects of life.
He said the present administration has nothing to showcase other than hardship and pains to all citizens of the country.
According to him, life was better during the PDP government as every Nigerian can afford three square meals than what is obtainable now.
He said: “I beg President Buhari to take us back to where we were.
“At that time, a bag of rice was N7,000 as against N21,000 now, a litre of petrol was N87, now is double the amount before you get a litre of the product and this is a country that claims to produce the said product.
“Virtually everything in the market now is three times costlier than when PDP was controlling the economy.
“Nigerians should beg the APC government to take away the untold hardship they are putting on everyone in the country.”
Bobboi added it is pointless that for close to two years of the APC in government, the actors are still shifting blames to the regime of Jonathan.
He said they have woefully failed to fulfil their campaign promises and doing the needful.
He advised the present government to have a workable economic team and employ palliative measures to cushion the effects of the economic recession that is biting hard on every individual in the country.
Bobboi said this at the party secretariat in Yola during the issuance of certificates of local governments party officials in the state.
He refuted the claim that the Adamawa State chapter of the party is factionalized.
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