Buhari, APC Have Failed To Deliver Campaign Promises To Nigerians — Gov. Fayemi

Ekiti State governor, Kayode Fayemi, has said that his party,
All Progressives Congress and President Muhammadu Buhari, have
failed to deliver all the campaign promises to Nigerians.

Fayemi said though some of the issues in the country predated
Buhari’s government, elected officials should take responsibility
for not delivering on campaign promises to Nigerians.

“I’m not going to shy away from the expectations people had
before we came to office. I was a leading player in the campaign
that brought my principal ( Buhari) to power,” Fayemi told Channels
TV.

“We promised Nigerians quite a number of things, particularly
centering on security, anti-corruption, and on economic growth.
Have we been able to attain all of what we promised? Obviously
not.”

Buhari promised to tackle insecurity, fight corruption and
pursue economic development. However, the Nigerian economy has
slipped into recession twice on his watch in the last six years,
while banditry and school kidnapping have become commonplace.

Despite the humongous budgets given to the military, the
insurgency has festered, leading to abductions of schoolgirls in
Dapchi, Yobe State, in 2018, among other abductions of women and
children, which continue to draw national and global outrage.

APC commentators have for the most times remained quiet in the
face of the growing insecurity which is presently manifesting in
more deadly dimensions such as banditry, kidnapping and killings by
herders.

Ekiti State governor, Kayode Fayemi, has said that his party,
All Progressives Congress and President Muhammadu Buhari, have
failed to deliver all the campaign promises to Nigerians.

Fayemi said though some of the issues in the country predated
Buhari’s government, elected officials should take responsibility
for not delivering on campaign promises to Nigerians.

“I’m not going to shy away from the expectations people had
before we came to office. I was a leading player in the campaign
that brought my principal ( Buhari) to power,” Fayemi told Channels
TV.

“We promised Nigerians quite a number of things, particularly
centering on security, anti-corruption, and on economic growth.
Have we been able to attain all of what we promised? Obviously
not.”

Buhari promised to tackle insecurity, fight corruption and
pursue economic development. However, the Nigerian economy has
slipped into recession twice on his watch in the last six years,
while banditry and school kidnapping have become commonplace.

Despite the humongous budgets given to the military, the
insurgency has festered, leading to abductions of schoolgirls in
Dapchi, Yobe State, in 2018, among other abductions of women and
children, which continue to draw national and global outrage.

APC commentators have for the most times remained quiet in the
face of the growing insecurity which is presently manifesting in
more deadly dimensions such as banditry, kidnapping and killings by
herders.