Buhari’s Administration Has Completed More Abandoned Projects Than Previous Governments -APC

The All Progressives Congress (APC) says no successive government in Nigeria has been able to complete abandoned projects like the President Muhammadu Buhari-led administration.

Head, Media Good Governance Campaign Committee, APC 2023 Independent Campaign Council(ICC), Dr Tom Ohekere said this when he spoke with newsmen shortly after the committee’s inaugural meeting on Tuesday in Abuja.

Ohekere said the APC-led Federal Government should be commended for completing abandoned projects by successive governments in the country.

He said the meeting was to evolve modalities for the APC Good Governance Campaign Committee.

He said the committee’s major objective was to sensitise Nigerians at the grassroots on the achievements of the APC-led government at both the state and federal levels.

Ohikere added that the essence was to enable those at the grassroots to appreciate the achievements of the Buhari-led APC government.

He said the committee was working on a three-day event aimed at showcasing the tangible benefits of the APC administration in every sector of the national economy.

“Since Buhari came into power, he has continued to complete projects abandoned by successive governments, including projects started by late President Shehu Shagari like the Warri Itakpe railway project among others.

“We are emphatically going to be looking at the philosophy of project continuity by the APC government.

“If you had been following very closely, our campaigns had been more on the achievements of our Presidential and Vice-Presidential candidates, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu and Kashim Shettima as state governors.

“Now we want to move a step further by projecting the achievements of the APC-led Federal Government, we are introducing this to change the narrative,” Ohikere said.

He added that the APC administration at both state and federal levels had achieved a lot that was not being projected, especially in service delivery which needed to be brought to the knowledge of Nigerians.