Enyinnaya Abaribe.
Senator Enyinnaya Abaribe believes the President
Muhammadu Buhari government has failed the country, insisting that
there is no way to paper over their failures.
“The
party (PDP) has its position and the position is very simple: this
government has failed,” the Senator who represents Abia South said
on Friday’s edition of Channels Television’s Sunrise
Daily.
“You
don’t have any other way of trying to cover it. You can say all the
rhetoric, you make all the propaganda. You
can go ahead and try to pull the wool over the eyes of the people
but the #EndSARS
protest showed a failure of this government. It is not that is just
failing now. It has been failing all along and we have been
continually pointed it out.”
The party (PDP) has its position and the
position is very simple: this government has failed. You don’t have
any other way of trying to cover it…the #EndSARS protests showed a
failure of this government – Senator Enyinnaya Abaribe, Abia
South. #Sunrisedaily pic.twitter.com/BqvmLFbi1n— Channels Television (@channelstv) November 20, 2020
The Senate Minority Leader accused the government of failing to
listen to advice and always seeing every counsel as an opposition
that should be crushed.
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He claimed the present government is mired in the past and does
not have any connection with the 21st century.
“On the floor of the Senate, I have always spoken, ‘You are not
getting it right,’” he explained.
“The only problem we have with this government is that advice to
them is an opposition they need to crush. They just think that in
the 21st century that with all the information we have; with all
the contacts that we have with the rest of the world, that people
will just continue being subdued as they used to do in Stalin’s
country (formerly the Soviet Union) or in North Korea and all
that.”
While reiterating that the Buhari administration has failed in
delivering development to the nation, he stated that “all we are
waiting for is to throw out this government in the next
election.”