Chairman of All Progressives Congress, in Abia State, Donatus Nwankpa, has urged the Peoples Democratic Party to wait for President Buhari’s 100 days in office before judging his performance.
In an interview with Vanguard in Aba, the state chairman said the criticism of the President by the opposition party is in bad faith.
He said: “You don’t assess a government in a month period. The minimum acceptable standard of assessing any government is 100 days in office. So, PDP should wait for the 100 days in office.
“There is no doubt that their criticism of President Buhari’s administration as a month of all motion, no movement is in bad faith. For the PDP, it has always been fire brigade approach. They were always hurrying for the past 16 years and where did they take us to?
President is taking his time and should be supported to choose the right people to work with. ”Before you choose the captain of a ship that was almost wrecked, you must choose the best hands that can re-navigate the safety. This is what the President is doing. He is not a magician, but a patriotic Nigerian who assumed office at a very challenging period in the history of the country. For this, Nigerians must also show understanding of the situation. I am sure President Buhari will deliver on his electioneering promises.”
My opinion on this issue is that every government need criticism from the start ,but it must be constructive criticism. The nation cannot afford to baby any administration. They were elected to serve us from day one. So the people have a right to judge, especially when all hopes are being placed in the newly formed government.
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