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    Protest in Niger: LP describes APC’s allegation against opposition as laughable

    By National UpdateFebruary 6, 2024 Politics No Comments2 Mins Read
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    ***APC greatest sustainer of sponsored protests

    The Labour Party (LP) has called out the Ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) for blaming opposition for the outcome of bad policy decision that has impoverished Nigerians who can no longer cope and have taken to the streets.
    The ruling Party had alleged that opposition parties were behind protests against the current economic hardships which erupted in Minna Niger State on Monday, this week.

    The National Publicity Secretary of the party, Obiora Ifoh in a statement said, “Every right thinking Nigerian knows that the APC is the originator and sustainer of sponsored protests.
    “For the party to now suggest that Nigerians who are at the verge of losing it all because of bad policy decision choices of this administration were sponsored is to say the least laughable.
    “Those who took to the streets in Minna, Niger State, a state controlled by the APC went to the streets not as members of opposition parties but as citizens bearing the brunt of this administration’s ineptitude and lack of preparation for governance.

    “Irrespective of party affiliations, religious and ethnic creed, we all go to the same market where the prices of goods and services have skyrocketed. Our children have had to stay home because their parents can no longer afford their school fees. Because of lack of planning, the Federal Government’ is yet to pay January salaries.

    “Our advice to the APC is for it to look for solutions to Nigeria’s problems especially the economic ones it created instead of this propaganda parade. But unfortunately, you cannot give what you don’t have.
    “Governance is not about grabbing and running away with power, it is all about making judicious use of it to better the lots of the masses.”

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