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Abuja light rail our project, says PDP

Roland Edwards by Roland Edwards
July 12, 2018
in Breaking News, News
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The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has chided the Federal Government for failing to give it credit at Thursday’s commissioning of Abuja Light Rail Project by President Muhammadu Buhari.
The PDP, in a statement by its National Publicity Secretary, Mr Kola Ologbondiyan on Thursday, in Abuja expressed dismay that Buhari commissioned the project without giving credit to the party.
It stated that it was unfortunate that the All Progressives Congress (APC) attempted to claim credit for the project, while Nigerians were already aware that it was conceptualised, initiated and policy-propelled by the PDP.
The party added that it was unfortunate that after three years in office, the APC government could not boast of any development project conceptualised and executed in any part of the country.
“The PDP usually watch with amusement whenever the President and the APC seek to claim credit for our achievements in various sectors.
“However, while we understand their predicament of having nothing in their scorecard ahead of the 2019 general elections, we state that poaching the achievements of others cannot help them in anyway.’’
The party urged Nigerians not to despair especially as the 2019 general elections offer them the firm opportunity to vote out APC and return the repositioned and rebranded PDP.
Buhari had on Wednesday while commissioning the Light Rail System said that the completion of the project was“ a dream come true”.

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