BCO slams PDP over comments on Covid-19

From Yusuf Mairiga Shekarau, Jos

The Buhari Campaign Organization (BCO), said the People’s Democratic Party (PDP), criticisms of President Muhammadu Buhari, on the issue of Coronavirus is unpatriotic and unfair to Nigerians.
The BCO described as ”unfortunate that the PDP, is politicising the issues of national security, stability and health matters, nothing, it’s a great disservice to humanity”.
The National Coordinator of BCO, Alhaji Danladi Pasali, made the condemnation in a statement he personally signed and made available to journalists in Jos.
The statement reads in part, “The PDP’s politicization of every issue of national importance ranging from security, health and other matters of national stability is evidently signaling the party’s least determination in respect of defense, public safety, public morality, public health and the socioeconomic growth and development of the country at large.”
The BCO stressed that Nigerians are brave enough to understand and identify the regimes that misappropriated their wealth in the interest of their own selfishness which should have effectively been utilized to improving the general well-being.
The statement holds that, “the woes in Nigeria’s health sector, was the repercussions of the PDP’s failure, regretting that the Party, has failed to led Nigeria well in its 16 years of misruled and inaptitude to prudently utilized Nigeria’s resources, to put up the required facilities across public sectors”.
It further said that the federal government through the Ministry of health and National Center for Disease Control have been making good efforts to prevent further outbreak and spread of the Covid-19.
While calling on Nigerians to continue to support the government efforts in dealing with the issue at hands, we equally enjoined the PDP, to understand that having a prosperous Nigeria shall remain a byproduct of sincerity of purpose and political will, without which the country will continue to encounter serious calamities, the statement added.