The Labour Party has expressed sadness that President Bola Ahmed Tinubu inaugural speech fell short of outlining his administration’s plan for guiding Nigeria out of its current socioeconomic misery.
It claimed that the President’s speech revealed the policy incoherence and shallowness that his administration is intending to leave behind for Nigerians while it is in office.
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Obiora Ifoh, the LP’s national publicity secretary, made this statement in the party’s official response to President Tinubu’s inaugural speech on Monday in Abuja.
He said;
First, the President described “the election that brought him to power as tough but fairly won.
He also said that today was the proudest day of his life. However, we consider that speech as defective in many ways.
Late President Umaru Yar’Adua, recall, on the inauguration of his government did state that the election that brought him to power was flawed and imperfect but he promised that he was going to fix the electoral system.
But today, Nigerians were aghast with the boldness and glee with which Tinubu declared his election as fair.
We consider this audacity as a slap on the faces of millions of Nigerians who voted their conscience but were robbed by a collective power of state institutions and brute bringandry unleashed on them.
