PDP cautions Buhari to stop using looters list to divert attention from failure

The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has maintained that the Federal Government only released the alleged looters list in order to divert attention from the faults of its administration.

PDP in the statement by the National Publicity Secretary, Kola Ologbondiyan, alleged that the essence of the alleged looters lists was to cause public misconception, ‘change the topic’, and divert international and national discourse from various issues in the nation.

They listed the national discourse to include the state of the nation’s economy, the comments by international figures, including American business magnate, Bill Gates and an international organisation, Amnesty International.

The opposition party remarked that despite the looters list released, the Federal Government still has no case against them.

“The Presidency and the APC have failed in their ploy to use their so-called looters lists to divert public discourse from the raging questions on their failures in governance.

“The Federal Government has no case against the PDP, as the lists only have individuals who are not indicted or convicted for corruption, some of who are not even members of the PDP.

“We still challenge the APC to name any members of the repositioned and rebranded PDP convicted for corruption,” PDP declared.

PDP also said the Federal Government should not sweep under the carpet, the alleged vote of no confidence on the administration by eminent statesmen, including former President Olusegun Obasanjo, former military President Ibrahim Babangida and former minister of defence and ex-chief of army staff, General Theophilus Danjuma, Pastor Tunde Bakare, Reverend father Mbaka, among others.