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UNGA: Buhari Has No Agenda, PDP Laments

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The Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, has lamented that President Muhammadu Buhari is going to the United Nations General Assembly, UNGA, without articulating any definite objectives, plans and proposals to attract tangible benefits to the nation.

The party in a statement signed by its National Publicity Secretary, Kola Ologbondiyan said attending such an important meeting of world leaders and policy makers without a clear-cut national agenda is an indication that the Buhari Presidency is not committed to the nation but only going out for another showboating on the international platform.

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“Is it not lamentable that while other leaders are heading to the meeting with well-articulated national proposals that will boost their nations’ competitiveness on international engagements, President Buhari is going empty with zero capacity to engage; a clear signal that it will equally return empty?

“The sad effect of such leadership failure is worsened by the acceptability issues trailing the rigging of the February Presidential election, for which the Buhari Presidency is largely lacking in confidence and poise to vigorously engage other world leaders on issues.”

The party stated that for over four years of this administration, the President has not been able to harness opportunities presented by such important events despite huge resources deployed for attendance.

The PDP recalled painfully, how, earlier this month, President Buhari returned empty from the 7th Tokyo International Conference on African Development (TICAD7), at the same time his Ghanaian counterpart, Nana Akufo-Ado, sealed a deal with automobile giant, Toyota, to establish a Toyota and Suzuki manufacturing plant in Ghana.

The party stated thus, “Nevertheless, since Mr. President is appearing before the UNGA, the PDP tasks him to use the opportunity to address world leaders on the reports by the European Union (EU), African Union (AU) and other international bodies, detailing heavy manipulations and outright rigging of the 2019 general elections to favour him and his party.

The PDP also urged President Buhari to address the world on reported issues of violations of human rights, disregard to the rule of law and constitutional order, disobedience to court orders, arbitrary arrest and detention of citizens, extrajudicial killings, impunity and swelling corruption under his watch.

The PDP also insisted that President Buhari should address the world on the UN Rapporteur’s report as well as issues of violent division, escalated banditry, bloodletting and general insecurity in our dear nation under his woeful administration.

“In the same vein, the PDP demands that Mr. President addresses the world on how his administration wrecked our once robust economy from a prosperous nation to the world poverty capital in a space of four years,” saying these are facts known to all and for which the world is demanding answers from the Buhari Presidency.

The party also urged President Buhari to assert the confidence and courage required to demand for help from other world leaders.

Tags: African UnionEuropean UnionExtra-Judicial KillingsKola OlogbondiyanMuhammadu BuhariPeoples Democratic PartyToyotaUnited Nations General Assembly
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