The opposition Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has advised President Muhammadu Buhari to put his house in order, stressing that the public outburst by First Lady, Aisha Buhari, was another signal that the state house is in crisis.
Mrs Buhari had on Wednesday in a statement, accused Mr Garba Shehu, the President’s Senior Special Assistant on Media and Publicity of shifting his loyalty from President Buhari, to those she labelled have no stake in governance.
She said Shehu has gone beyond his boundaries and is “meddling in the affairs of a First Lady of a country.”
According to the PDP, the development showed that governance has failed in the president’s hands.
In a statement by its National Publicity Secretary, Kola Ologbondiyan, the PDP further submitted “that the governance of our nation has been ceded to the chaotic and selfish whims of a cabal.”
The party added that the “Buhari Presidency has continued to serve Nigerians and the international community with tragicomedies that make mockery of leadership.
“Nigerians can now further see why nothing works under the Buhari Presidency; why the administration has remained shambolic and plagued with policy summersaults and executive recklessness; why our economy has
remained comatose and why our nation has been dangerously drifting to the brinks under President Buhari’s watch.”
The Party decried that since the history of the country, the essence and symbol of Nigeria’s Presidency has never been so stripped and ridiculed.
“The PDP urges President Buhari to immediately put his house in order and
save our nation further embarrassments under his very incompetent disorderly and messy regime.”
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