Condemnations of the state of the Naira by the Presidential candidate of the All Progressive Congress Bola Tinubu, is not an attack on the person or administration of President Muhammadu Buhari.
This was the refutal by the Director of Media of the Presidential Campaign Council Bayo Onanuga on Wednesday.
He was referring to the allegations by Tinubu where he condemned the fall of the Naira to Dollar at the exchange market.
Onanuga said in a statement, “The reference to exchange rate was not in any way an attack on the Muhammadu Buhari-led All Progressives Congress administration but an attempt to capture how the economic mismanagement of the PDP created a forex crisis in the country since 2015,” he said.
“Anyone who followed the entire sequence and context of what Asiwaju said at the rally in Calabar will know he directed his missiles against PDP and Atiku.
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“Let’s not forget, the PDP left the forex reserve at $28 billion by May 2015, when Buhari took over despite unprecedented revenue from crude oil.