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Those criticising APC on insecurity did nothing for 20 years - Yari

The Director-General of the All Progressives Congress Presidential Campaign Council, APC-PCC, Senator Abdulaziz Yari, has criticised those accusing the ruling party of failing to address insecurity, saying they did nothing to tackle the problem for over 20 years. Yari made the remarks on Saturday during the APC presidential rally in Jos, Plateau State, while defending […] Those criticising APC on…

Those criticising APC on insecurity did nothing for 20 years - Yari

All Progressives Congress (APC) Presidential Campaign Council Director-General, Senator Abdulaziz Yari, has lambasted those accusing the ruling party of neglecting the issue of insecurity, asserting that these detractors did nothing to address the problem for more than two decades. Yari delivered these remarks during an APC presidential rally in Jos, Plateau State, while defending President Bola Tinubu's administration against criticisms regarding its handling of security concerns.

Yari pointed out to those asserting the absence of a security plan that they failed to tackle the issue for over 20 years, as the problem had been ongoing during their tenure.

The former governor of Zamfara State expressed confidence that the APC would fulfil its manifesto pledges, with the party projecting to achieve most of its promises by 2031. Yari projected a strong likelihood of the APC's success in Plateau State ahead of the 2027 general election, citing assurances from political leaders and influential figures in the state to support President Tinubu.

Additionally, Yari commended Tinubu's leadership, specifically highlighting the growth in revenue to the Federation Account since Tinubu's ascension in June 2023. He revealed that the balance in the federation account had increased from N732 billion to trillions of naira.

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