The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in the South-West has
lambasted the Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN) over its persistent criticism of
the Federal Government, saying the party (ACN) lacks moral rights to criticise
anyone.
The PDP said instead of junketing about, criticising every step taken by the Federal Government, the ACN should rather busy itself with finding solution to the human miseries confronting the people of Lagos State, which they have through their 13 years of alleged misrule turned to the 3rd worse place to live in on planet earth.
PDP Zonal Secretary, Hon. Kayode Babade said in a release issued today that time has come for the ACN to be told to face the failure that it has become in the South-west, especially Lagos State, which inspite of its huge Internally Generated Revenue of over N25 billion per month is not only the highest debtor state in the country, but parades one of the worse Human Development Index in Nigeria.
The PDP noted that if any party should criticise the PDP-led Federal Government for any reason, that party should not be ACN that allegedly plunged Osun State into N120 billion debt and Ekiti State into N30 billion debt within two years.
The PDP said instead of junketing about, criticising every step taken by the Federal Government, the ACN should rather busy itself with finding solution to the human miseries confronting the people of Lagos State, which they have through their 13 years of alleged misrule turned to the 3rd worse place to live in on planet earth.
PDP Zonal Secretary, Hon. Kayode Babade said in a release issued today that time has come for the ACN to be told to face the failure that it has become in the South-west, especially Lagos State, which inspite of its huge Internally Generated Revenue of over N25 billion per month is not only the highest debtor state in the country, but parades one of the worse Human Development Index in Nigeria.
The PDP noted that if any party should criticise the PDP-led Federal Government for any reason, that party should not be ACN that allegedly plunged Osun State into N120 billion debt and Ekiti State into N30 billion debt within two years.
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