The National Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Uche Secondus, has said President Muhammadu Buhari is “dancing on the graves of innocent Nigerians” after he launched his reelection campaign while residents of Zamfara were under bandits attacks.
The All Progressives Congress (APC) commenced its presidential campaign in Uyo, the Akwa Ibom state capital, on Friday.
Secondus said Nigerians expected Buhari to put politics aside and find solutions to the “unmitigated killings in some parts of northern Nigeria”.
The PDP chairman compared the actions of Buhari and the national leadership of the APC to “dancing on the graves of innocent Nigerians who elected him in 2015 and have now been killed by bandits because the government they elected refused to protect them”.
He continued, “It is sad watching the president speak in Akwa Ibom state, when the people of Zamfara state and other states, especially from the north-west and north-central, even in the north-east, are crying for help.
“These are people who lined up in the sun about four years ago, thinking that President Buhari would be a father to them all.
“Now they cannot go to their farms and their homes had been taken over by bandits. Yet, their father, the president, was busy dancing and giving out fake promises again.”
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