President Bola Tinubu has accused the African Democratic Congress (ADC) presidential candidate, Atiku Abubakar, of contributing to Nigeria’s economic challenges, including the hunger experienced by citizens.
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Tinubu made the allegation on Saturday during his presidential campaign rally in Ikwerre, Rivers State, where he challenged Atiku to explain how he established a university while serving as Vice-President.
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The President alleged that Atiku used public resources and the efforts of Nigerians to build the institution, questioning the source of the funds used for the project.
Tinubu said those blaming his administration for the current economic hardship should also consider the contributions of past leaders to the country’s situation.
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He specifically questioned how Atiku acquired the resources to establish a university while serving as Vice-President and overseeing the nation’s economy.
The President further criticised the former Vice-President, questioning his moral integrity and suitability for public office.
Tinubu also praised the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike, describing him as a development partner of his administration.
He commended Wike for his contributions to infrastructure development, describing him as hardworking, committed and a leader with vision and a clear sense of purpose.
The President urged Rivers residents to appreciate Wike for his role in the development of infrastructure across the country.
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