Acting National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Ali Dalori
Opposition using security challenges to discredit Tinubu – APC
The acting National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Ali Dalori, on Friday accused opposition parties of using the country’s security challenges to incite Nigerians against President Bola Tinubu’s administration.
Dalori also said the President’s achievements were being underreported, calling on APC stakeholders to amplify Tinubu’s successes across the country.
He made the remarks at a one-day capacity-building workshop organised by the party for its zonal and state publicity secretaries in Abuja.
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Dalori said: “President Tinubu has achieved a lot in the last two years. He is stabilising the economy and setting the country on the right path.
“There is unprecedented infrastructure development, and the country is progressing under him. Unfortunately, these achievements are underreported.
“Despite the successes of this administration in the fight against insecurity, the opposition has been using the challenges to incite Nigerians against the President. It is your duty to tell the world what the President is doing and what he has achieved.”
Echoing Dalori’s position, APC National Secretary, Ajibola Basiru, accused opposition elements of orchestrating a sustained disinformation campaign to discredit Tinubu’s leadership by spreading falsehoods and ignoring the administration’s progress.
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