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Buhari was in Bayelsa, asks voters to kick out PDP.

According to him Nigerians should either
make a wise choice in the next election
by voting the APC or remain in perpetual
suffering.
“If you want to know how much we
have been suffering under the PDP
since 1999, try and imagine what our
condition was in 1999. We used to have
Nigerian airways, we used to have
Nigerian shipping lines, the roads were
not too bad, even light itself was not too
bad,” he said.
He said under the watch of PDP, many
industries had closed shops, leading to
backwardness in industrialization.
Buhari noted that the ruling party had
shown total disrespect to democratic
institutions and lack of political will to
stop corruption.
“What is wrong? What is wrong is
massive corruption. If we don’t kill
corruption in Nigeria, corruption will kill
us,” he said, adding that corruption had
made it impossible for the country to
develop its potential.
He recalled that under PDP many panels
of inquiries were set up and people were
indicted for corrupt practices in the
petroleum and other sectors.

He said the PDP had brought nothing
but untold hardship to Nigerians, adding
that another four years of the PDP would
further plunge the country into misery.
He asked the people to compare 1999
when the PDP took over the reins of
power with the present realities,
observing that everything had gone from
bad to worse.

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