APC leaders 'propelled by hate, moved by anger, envy and malice'

Former Governor of Jigawa State, Sule Lamido says Nigeria has become more divided and insecurity more pervasive since the All Progressives Congress (APC) came to power in 2015.

This is just as he described the party as “an assemblage of persons drawn from default ACN, ANPP, and CPC and propelled by hate, moved by anger, envy and malice”.

Lamido spoke on Monday at the inauguration of the Rumuji-Ibaa-Obelle -Isiopko Road in Rivers State, according to a statement by Kelvin Ebiri, Special Assistant (Media) to Governor Nyesom Wike.

“When APC came on board, they had no programme, they had no plan, the only thing they had was to flush out PDP from government because we were performing, because we were organised, because we were committed, because we are compassionate and very humane,” he said.

He explained that remodelling of the airports, rehabilitation of railway and reform of the power sector were all PDP initiatives and not that of the APC.

“They can’t think. They have no vision, they have no feeling, they have no compassion, they are there for the power and the power is there tormenting them, because the power was abused,” Lamido stated.