Admin l Wednesday, Nov. 21, 2018
LAGOS, Nigeria – The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has accused the Muhammadu Buhari presidency of plagiarism, stressing that it disgraced Nigeria by stealing the Rex Institute’s “Next Level” logo and mantra as his 2019 campaign mantra and presenting it to Nigerians as their idea and creation.
“This revelation has further confirmed that the Buhari Presidency lacks integrity as a fraud syndicate that thrives on deception, lies, false performance claims, certificate forgery, corruption while always trying to take credit for the achievement of others.
“This shameful plagiarism by the Buhari Presidency has further sunk him into self-inflicted public opprobrium, from which he has not recovered since the demonstration by Nigerians, that he does not have his acclaimed WAEC certificate and had to procure an attestation, which Nigerians also discovered to be a forged document”, the PDP said in a statement by its Publicity Secretary, Mr. Kola Ologbodiyan.
The PDP said it is however not surprised that President Buhari, in his desperation, can go as low as patronising plagiarism and false credit claims, since it is clear that he lacks the competence to initiate and articulate an original blue print for leadership, stressing that this has been the reason Nigeria has been in dire strait in the last three and half years.
It added that a perusal of President Buhari’s 2019 campaign document reveals that apart from the stolen logo and mantra, the document is replete with false claims, spurious projections and unsubstantiated figures in the bid to again beguile Nigerians ahead of the elections.
It added that President Buhari has over time shown that he cannot be trusted. “He heads the most corrupt administration in the history of our nation”, it said.
The PDP charges President Buhari to immediately show remorse, apologize to Nigerians and prepare to accept defeat as the people are not ready to vote for any leader that has demonstrated a proclivity for falsehood, forgery and incompetence in governance.
