ADP faults terror attacks on Abuja-Kaduna bound train

Insists perpetrators must be punished

Members of Action Democratic Party, (ADP) have joined other Nigerians to condemn the recent terror attacks on Abuja-Kaduna bound train.

Addressing journalists in Lagos, National Chairman, ADP, Yabagi Yusuf Sani, said members commiserate with, and wish those who sustained injuries, very quick recovery and also pray for the safety and rescue of all those taken away.

He said Nigerians are finding it difficult to comprehend the reasons behind the poor and sham posture of the APC government at the centre on the salient issues of security.

“The ADP is however, neither disappointed nor amazed at the gross incompetence and resultant failure in respect of matters of security, as also manifest almost in every facet of our national life under the leadership of the APC. To the extent that a leopard remains a dangerous beast of prey, even if its spots were dyed over, to that extent, it can be said that it is in the DNA of the APC to remain a rudderless, wobbling vessel, inevitably fated to experience a shipwreck,” he said.

Sani noted that no stone should be left unturned in the efforts to rescue the hapless victims taken away as hostages by the satanic and monstrous agents of darkness.

He further said ADP is insisting that the Federal Government must be fully and comprehensively responsible for all the medical bills of the victims as against the shocking call by Minister of Transportation, Rotimi Amaechi, that members of the public should make donations towards the treatment of the wounded on hospital admission.

Specifically, he said the ADP is calling on the Buhari administration to own up to its failings and ineptitude by paying full compensation to families of those who lost their lives as well as, for the valuables lost by victims to the marauders.

The ADP chairman urged President Buhari to demonstrate dynamic leadership, care and sensitivity to the feelings of citizens by ensuring that heads are made to roll, adding that those that must be held accountable include, security chiefs, who have manifested gross incompetence, lack of vision, diligence and dereliction of duty and the minister of transportation, whose incapacities have manifested severally in the different departments under his purview.

He said they should be made to face the full wrath of the law.