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FCT- The PDP through Mr Olisa Metuh, it's National Publicity Secretary, has described the manifestos of the APC as a roadmap to anarchy typical of all anti-democratic coalitions.
Speaking at a news conference in Abuja on Thursday, Mr. Metuh said that the APC manifesto lacked character and depth.
According to him, the manifesto released by the APC at its just concluded National Summit did not address any issue.
Metuh said that the manifesto ranked security of lives and property low and gave no clue as to the party`s preparedness to tackle terrorism in the country.
He said that the APC had no credible recipe for job creation nor had it shown the strength of character to fight corruption more than what the PDP was doing at the moment.
"The PDP created anti corruption agencies such as the ICPC, the EFCC and established the Freedom of Information Act to further give teeth to the war on graft.
"The Federal Government has shown no preferences in its battle on corruption as senior party leaders have at one time or another been made to face the law on charges of corruption."
He said that the spirited defence for the suspended CBN Governor, Mallam Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, mounted by the APC was because its leaders benefited immensely from his regime.
The party spokesman further debunked APC `s claim that it was the first political party in the country to launch a code of conduct.
Speaking at a news conference in Abuja on Thursday, Mr. Metuh said that the APC manifesto lacked character and depth.
According to him, the manifesto released by the APC at its just concluded National Summit did not address any issue.
Metuh said that the manifesto ranked security of lives and property low and gave no clue as to the party`s preparedness to tackle terrorism in the country.
He said that the APC had no credible recipe for job creation nor had it shown the strength of character to fight corruption more than what the PDP was doing at the moment.
"The PDP created anti corruption agencies such as the ICPC, the EFCC and established the Freedom of Information Act to further give teeth to the war on graft.
"The Federal Government has shown no preferences in its battle on corruption as senior party leaders have at one time or another been made to face the law on charges of corruption."
He said that the spirited defence for the suspended CBN Governor, Mallam Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, mounted by the APC was because its leaders benefited immensely from his regime.
The party spokesman further debunked APC `s claim that it was the first political party in the country to launch a code of conduct.
