Former President of the Senate, Dr. Bukola Saraki has berated the ruling All Progressives Congress(APC) in the country for allegedly inflicting, “untold hardship on Nigerians due to scarcity of fuel, high cost of food items, poverty and insecurity.”
He, however, urged voters to use their permanent voter’s cards (PVCs) to vote out the APC and their candidates in the forthcoming general election.
Saraki, who spoke at Malete in Moro local government council of Kwara State, during his ongoing consultations with leaders and stakeholders of the PDP in Kwara North Senatorial ahead of the elections, argued that the APC-led federal and state governments had failed Nigerians and should be rejected by voting against them during the polls.
He lamented the state of the nation, saying the current situation of things in the country was a manifestation of lack of capacity and failure of the APC government, both at federal and state levels.
He said: “Imagine what Nigerians continue to suffer daily. Kidnapping in south-west, massive oil theft in south-south, banditry in north-west, insurgency in the north-east, senseless killings in north central and ethnic agitation in the south-east. Nowhere is safe.
“Indeed, the APC has failed the people of Nigeria. In the last few months, the masses have been experiencing untold hardship due to scarcity of fuel, high cost of food items, poverty and insecurity. No one who really loves Nigeria will vote APC again.
“Don’t reward failure. APC has failed, we cannot reward them by voting for them again.”
Saraki, also charged the people of Kwara North senatorial district to support and vote for the PDP’s governorship candidate and other flagbearers of the party in the February 25 and March 11 elections.
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