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Borno booing: Stop chasing shadows, PDP tells presidency
The party said the ordeal of the president was self-inflicted, and advised President Buhari to accept the bitter truth that Nigerians no longer have confidence in him. “It is indeed an unpardonable height of thoughtlessness and leadership failure for the Buhari presidency to accuse victims of terrorism; a brokenhearted people, including those who have been orphaned, widowed, maimed, rendered homeless and living in agony and fear, of being bribed to boo the President during his media stunt visit.
“Our party holds that an honest and concerned presidency would be more interested in taking decisive steps to tackle the security challenges which have festered under it, instead of engaging in shadow-chasing, blackmail, propaganda and unnecessary media stunt visit, which itinerary did not include the victims of the attacks.
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