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Atiku to Buhari: Take responsibility for insecurity in Nigeria

Former vice president Atiku Abubakar has admonished President Muhammadu Buhari and the ruling All Progressive Congress (APC) to take responsibility for the increasing rate of insecurity in Nigeria.
He also accused the Buhari administration of fabricating false news through “a faceless international Non-Governmental Organisation” to explain the insecurity in Nigeria.
Atiku was reacting to a report published on Monday by an organisation, Centre for Diplomacy and Democracy, based in Washington DC, USA, alleging Abubakar has a hand in the killings across Nigeria.
In a statement signed by Paul Ibe, his media adviser, Mr Abubakar said such reports could cause further division and instability in the country.
The presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) said his checks indicate that “no such body called Centre for Diplomacy and Democracy exists,” adding that the ”Americans will never write ‘Centre’. They will write ‘Center’ in conformity to American English usage.”
”This is the deepest low that Muhammadu Buhari administration has gone in causing further division and promoting instability in Nigeria,” he said.
”Anyone versed enough in the protocol of international NGOs will discern without much ado that the particular report by a faceless, insipid organisation known as ‘Centre for Diplomacy and Democracy’ was contrived with express mobilisation from officials of the Buhari administration in a shameless and disingenuous attempt to find a jejune explanation for the rising rate of insecurity in Nigeria.
”It is so distasteful that the Buhari administration, rather than have a self-introspection and admit to the world that its policies and actions are responsible for the divisions in the country with the manifestation of all manner of crimes such as banditry, kidnapping and wanton killings across the land chooses to employ the service of a faceless NGO to blame the opposition for its own ineptitude.”
Abubakar accused the Buhari administration of always thriving in propaganda and double-speak.
He urged the president to stop the ”infantile style of looking for whom to blame for his failures will not obliterate his abysmal record of performance in the past four years.
He also took a swipe at Buhari’s comment that the Inspector-General of Police (IGP), Mohammad Adamu, has lost weight due to his efforts to keep the country safe.
”The Buhari administration and the ruling APC are renowned for propaganda stunt and double-speak. Sadly, it does not matter to them the disturbing number of criminalities happening on a daily basis in Nigeria,” he said.
”In their warped thinking, the performance rate of security chiefs during times like this is determined on how much weight the Inspector General of Police has lost.

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