2019: Buhari Will Be Remembered For Bloodshed In Nigeria — Atiku

Former Vice President of Nigeria and the People Democratic Party (PDP) presidential Aspirant, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar, has said that President Muhammadu Buhari led administration will be remembered more for its bloodshed than any development it brought to Nigeria citizens.

While decrying the large-scale killings in Nigeria, Atiku said that Nigeria rose to the most insecured atmosphere under Buhari. “More people died under APC than people killed in Iraq and Afghanistan,” he added.

His words :

“I curtail inflation and unemployment rate in the country. Mr Buhari and the ruling All Progressives Congress have displayed a common lack of capacity when it comes to the issues that matter to citizens the most.

“Today, we have the highest unemployment rate in history of this country, more than one million of our youth are unemployed. The PDP would secure the country, ensure unity and security of life and property.

“Today, we are more divided than at any other time in Nigeria’s history. We are witnessing the most insecure atmosphere, more people died under APC than people killed in Iraq and Afghanistan,” he said.

Atiku gave all these words in his home state of Adamawa on Saturday when he announced to the cheering crowd that  he will contest the 2019 presidential election and seek the Peoples Democratic Party presidential ticket to realise his ambitions.

 

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