AISHA BUHARI: Presidency has been turned to ‘Fuji House of Commotion’ —PDP

The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) on Wednesday asked President Muhammadu Buhari to put his house in order, saying the recent outburst by the First Lady, Aisha Buhari, was another indication that all is not well at the State House.

The development, according to the party, has exposed the President’s failure to lead and enforce an organized governance structure.

PDP said in a statement issued by its National Publicity Secretary, Kola Ologbondiyan, that “governance in the country has been ceded to the chaotic and selfish whims of a cabal.”

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It said: “It is appalling that under President Buhari, our once productive and highly organized Presidency has been bastardized and reduced to Kunle Bamtefa’s soap opera, Fuji House of Commotion.

“Instead of governance, the Buhari Presidency has continued to serve Nigerians and the international community with tragicomedies that make a mockery of leadership.

“Nigerians can now further see why nothing works under the Buhari Presidency; why the administration has remained shambolic and plagued with policy summersaults and executive recklessness; why our economy has remained comatose and why our nation has been dangerously drifting to the brinks under President Buhari’s watch.

“Indeed, the Buhari Presidency has proven to be a huge national embarrassment and a big problem for our nation. “Never in the history of our nation has the office, essence and symbol of Nigeria’s Presidency been so stripped and ridiculed.”

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