The All Progressives Congress (APC) has criticised individuals and groups questioning President Bola Tinubu's performance, labelling their actions as unpatriotic and misleading. Malam Yusuf Abubakar Dingyadi, Senior Special Assistant on Media to APC National Chairman Prof. Nentawe Yilwatda, accused opposition elements of spreading false reports on social media to discredit the administration. He claimed the criticisms were driven by selfish interests rather than national concern, particularly targeting progress in Northern Nigeria. Dingyadi alleged that baseless accusations and political propaganda were being used to distort the government's achievements. He cited improvements in security, infrastructure, agriculture, education, healthcare, housing, and social intervention programmes as areas of notable progress. Dingyadi urged Nigerians to verify information before sharing, warning against the use of vulgar language and unconstructive criticism. He reaffirmed the APC National Working Committee's commitment to economic transformation and development. The party pledged to continue countering misinformation while supporting the Tinubu administration's mandate.
The APC condemns critics for spreading falsehoods while offering no verifiable data to back its own claims of improvement in security or infrastructure. If progress is evident in Northern Nigeria as stated, why are there no specific projects, locations, or metrics named to support this? Nigerians cannot assess achievements when only generalities are offered in place of evidence. The demand for trust coexists uneasily with the absence of proof.
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