It Takes Painstaking Planning To Clean PDP's Mess

The presidency on Sunday defended President Muhammadu Buhari performance in the last 30 days, dismissing an assessment by the opposition Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) that the president failed in his first month in office.
In a swift response to the PDP’s 30 days assessment on President Buhari, the presidency on
Sunday faulted the call for prayers for the president.
This was disclosed in a statement by the special adviser on Media and Publicity to the president, Femi Adesina, who said that Nigerians are already on the side of the administration and that the Buhari administration is on course.

Femi Adesina, special adviser on Media and Publicity to the president

According to Adesina, it requires scrupulous and painstaking planning to clean the mess left behind by the PDP.
The statement reads: “It is amu sing to read what the National Publicity Secretary of the defeated Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Olisa Metuh, considers a 30 days appraisal of the President Muhammadu Buhari administration.
“He wants Nigerians to join hands in prayers for the government, so that things would begin to move. What he does not know is that Nigerians had long formed such coalition. They are hands in hands, and that was what gave victory to President Buhari in the March 28, 2015 poll.
“It takes meticulousness and sure-footedness to repair all the breaches. This, the Buhari administration will deliver.
“The Buhari administration is naturally contemplative because there was absolutely no rhyme or reason to the way PDP ran the country, particularly in the immediate past dispensation.
“That is why the Augean Stable is being cleaned now, and it requires scrupulous and painstaking planning.
“Across all sectors, our national life was devalued, and it takes meticulousness and sure-footedness to repair all the breaches. This, the Buhari administration will deliver.”
“Metuh talks of people round the President conniving with bureaucrats to syphon money from the treasury. This must be deja vu, as it was the pastime of the immediate past administration, and the enormity of the sleaze will be evident when stolen money, to the tune of billions of dollars, is recovered, and returned to the national treasury soon.
“In the process of time, after all that is being planned by the current administration has matured, and bearing fruits, Nigerians will be able to determine who is serving them acceptably, and who has taken them for a ride. It is just a matter of time.
“Meanwhile, Metuh and his masters can only rue the missed opportunities to make salutary impact on the lives of Nigerians. They have a long road of regrets to travel,” Adesina concluded.
This swift reaction comes just less than an hour after the PDP described President Buhari first month in power as “30 days of all motion and no movement”.