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Nigeria is worse under Buhari, Peter Obi alleges

By Dennis Erezi
29 August 2018   |   12:59 pm
Former Anambra state governor Peter Obi on Wednesday alleged that Nigeria has become a worse country in all sectors under president Muhammadu Buhari. President Buhari as an aspirant in 2015 under the platform of the ruling All Progressives Congress campaigned on three key areas of reviving the country's economy, security and fighting corruption. But, Peter…

Peter Obi

Former Anambra state governor Peter Obi on Wednesday alleged that Nigeria has become a worse country in all sectors under president Muhammadu Buhari.

President Buhari as an aspirant in 2015 under the platform of the ruling All Progressives Congress campaigned on three key areas of reviving the country’s economy, security and fighting corruption.

But, Peter Obi, who spoke on a Channels Television programme, Sunrise Daily said the Buhari administration had not lived up to its campaign promises.

Referring to Nigeria as a company, Obi said “If the CO wasn’t doing well, so we choose to hire you, but about 10 million Nigerians have become poorer,” Obi said.

“The station was not working when we hired you, but it got worse. We want to see a clear road map of coming out of it.”

“It is only in Nigeria people are going for elections and they start faulting what was happening then. What were you assuming when you were promising us you will bring fuel price to N40.

Obi noted that Thailand with a same number of citizens under poverty as Nigeria in 2000 had improved the lives of its citizens.

He also stated that the Nigerian stock market, unlike never before, has lost over N2trillion in 2018 under president Buhari.

The former two-term governor of Anambra under the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party alleged that the Buhari administration abandoned governance and embraced politics. He urged the president “to concentrate on those things he was elected for,”

“Instead of improving indices, unemployment is going up. Businesses are loosing more money. We are not expecting 100% result, but we want 100% performance,” Peter Obi said.

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