Following the reports that the Federal Government is installing a Helipad in Daura, President Muhammadu Buhari's hometown, Nigerians on Twitter have condemned the move, with many calling the President and the All Progressives Congress a bunch of hypocrites.
Nigerians condemn Presidency's move
Several of them said that the APC was quick to backlash the Goodluck Jonathan administration at every turn, not knowing the party is no better.
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Several of them said that the APC was quick to backlash the Goodluck Jonathan administration at every turn, not knowing the APC is no better. They criticized that the same government preaching cost-saving measures is prioritizing building a Presidential landing.
Some are of the opinion that a government that has not even appointed ministers but building a Helipad to ease Mr. President's trip to his hometown is a clueless leadership, which signals worry given that it has only spent four weeks.
However, a few others were quick to educate the rest what a Helipad means, pointing that t is not a airport but a slab reinforced with concrete and estimated at $10, 000.
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