The party also described as misleading, the statement by the Deputy Senate President, Ike Ekweremadu, that bombings had increased under the President Muhammadu Buhari administration.
At least 150 people have been killed in various terrorist attacks in the last week. However, the APC in a statement by its National Publicity Secretary, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, said the bombing of ‘soft targets,’ was evident that the terrorists had become weaker.
“What the Deputy Senate President interpreted as the worsening cases of Boko Haram attacks under the current administration are actually the desperate pangs of a dying monster,” the APC spokesperson said in a statement.
The party said if Ekweremadu had “leveraged his high office to get the necessary information from those involved in the Boko Haram fight, especially the Nigerian military, he would not have made the kind of partisan and incautious comments attributed to him – and which he has not denied.”
The APC said the truth of the matter is that Boko Haram, having been uprooted from its hideouts and put on the run, had become very desperate.
Which one is soft target again?? So people are dieing everyday and you people are here saying rubbish!! This is a f***ed up reply
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ReplyDeleteLai mohamed is a big fool....which one is soft target....is it not thesame defenseless citizens that are been killed daily...I no blame am sha.....
ReplyDeleteA very big foooool indeed. Hmmm! "Uwaifo don talk e own o".
DeleteThey've been uprooted and yet all we hear is bombings here and there. Abeg make we hear word joor! Hmmm! "Uwaifo don talk e own o".
ReplyDeleteU guys shld stp fighting and save nigeria
ReplyDeleteSee talk , mitcheeew
ReplyDeleteGodabegoooo
ReplyDeleteEkweremmadu said the right thing, if this killings continue for the next 3yrs we will equally vote buhari out of power and return power to whoever wants to try take this country where it's destined to go.
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