PDP Alleges Monday’s Presidential media chat exposed APC administration’s insensitivity to Nigerians’ plights
Abuja (Core Reporters) The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has alleged that President Bola Ahmed Tinubu‘s Monday media chat further exposed the All Progressive Congress (APC) administration ‘s insensitivity to widespread hardship and suffering being faced by Nigerians.
This was contained In a statement issued by its National Publicity Secretary, Mr. Debo Ologunagba in Abuja on Tuesday. The PDP also asserted that “ill-implemented and anti-people policies of the APC” are having serious effects on citizens, adding that President Tinubu should travel by road to see things for himself.

The statement read, “Also, alarming is President Tinubu’s claim that Nigerians can now freely and safely travel by road despite the horrible reality of banditry, kidnapping and armed robbery as well as the worsened condition of highways across the country under the APC.
“The PDP urges President Tinubu to travel from Abuja to Lagos by road, visit any of our markets or take a walk on the street of any city in Nigeria to properly gauge and appreciate the real situation in the country rather than relying on fabricated statistics being bandied by officials of his government,” Ologunagba stated.
On President Tinubu statement of not regretting removing fuel subsidy the PDP spokesman ssid, “The declaration by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu that he has no regrets for the sudden removal of fuel subsidy without any cushioning measures to mitigate the resultant crippling effect on the productive sector, high cost of living and associated hardship which is now driving citizens to extreme poverty and early death also confirms APC’s disconnection from the primary purpose of government which is the welfare and security of the citizens.
“It is instructive that President Tinubu in the chat admitted that Nigerians are bearing the brunt of the failure and inability of the APC administration under his watch to effectively police and secure our nation’s boarders as to prevent the smuggling of petroleum products to neighboring countries.
“The PDP is disturbed that while the APC has failed to account for the proceeds saved from the removal of subsidy, Nigerians are subjected to crushing economic hardship because the APC administration has failed in its fundamental duty of ensuring the territorial integrity of our nation.
“Moreover, Nigerians are appalled that instead of admitting failure and seeking for solutions, Mr. President aga
