APC requests Nigerians’ rating of Buhari’s One-year old government

The All Progressives Congress, APC, has on its Twitter handle @APCNigeria requested Nigerians to rate the government of President Muhammadu Buhari, having spent one year in office.
The party posted on Monday; “One year on: How would you rate government’s efforts in fighting the Boko Haram sect? …”
It further asked if Nigerians would encourage the Federal Government to negotiate with the Niger Delta Avengers, NDA?

Some other tweets by the ruling party read: “Would you encourage FG to negotiate with the NDA? Let’s have your opinion; and kindly RT.
“The brick walls aren’t there to keep us out, the brick walls are there to give us a reason to demonstrate how badly we want to succeed!
“Since we want something we’ve never had then we’ve got to do things we’ve never done, for that’s the only way our nation can work better.”

Source: Daily Post

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