Vice-Presidential candidate of the Labour Party Yusuf Ahmed-Baba has revealed that himself and Peter Obi, Presidential Candidate of the Labour Party have all it takes to end insecurity in the country. He has however remained silent as to what those plans are.
Yusuf while speaking on the programme tagged ‘Politics Today’ on Channels Television, monday, noted that there was no point talking about the plans as many politicians had in the past talked about all they were going to do and failed woefully at doing any.
He also went further to express his disappointment on the President, Muhammadu Buhari’s Inability to tackle insecurity in the country despite all of his promises prior his regime.
In answering the question of how the Obi administration would tackle insecurity if elected into power, he said, “We do, what have Nigerians not heard in the past? What has the All Progressives Congress not told Nigerians? What did Buhari not say about restoring security? Are Nigerians not tired of hearing people talk and doing the opposite?
“Peter Obi and I are a completely a different mix, that is why we are seeking this opportunity and when we get it, we will deliver.
“The importance of talking has been destroyed by this administration, I feel ashamed to talk because someone like Buhari has talked and he failed.
“I don’t want to talk but act, we have the solution and by the grace of God, Nigerians will be safe and secured.”
When asked how he and Obi planned to address the situation with the education sector which has been marred by persistent strikes, he said consistent negotiations and being committed to the welfare of the lecturers would do.
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