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Presidency Hits Back At Atiku’s Criticism Of Lagos-Calabar Highway Project, Labels Claims As Hypocritical

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Presidency Hits Back At Atiku’s Criticism Of Lagos-Calabar Highway Project, Labels Claims As Hypocritical

The presidency has responded to former Vice-president Atiku Abubakar’s criticism of the Lagos-Calabar highway project, dismissing his claims as hypocritical and aimed at discrediting the current administration. In a statement by Bayo Onanuga, the Special Adviser to the President on Information and Strategy, Atiku’s assertions were labeled as distortions of facts……READ ALSO Presidency, LP, PDP React To US 2023 General Election Report

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The presidency highlighted the significant strides made by the administration led by President Tinubu in attracting foreign investments, citing examples of substantial commitments made by Indian and Dutch businesses. It emphasized the surge in foreign investment in Nigeria’s stock market and the overall growth in various sectors of the economy under President Tinubu’s leadership.

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Addressing Atiku’s allegations of conflict of interest regarding the Lagos-Calabar highway project, the presidency refuted the claims, stating that Seyi Tinubu’s involvement with CDK, a tiles manufacturing company, does not constitute a conflict of interest. It defended Seyi Tinubu’s right to engage in legitimate business activities and clarified his position on the board of CDK.

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Furthermore, the presidency accused Atiku of hypocrisy, citing instances during his tenure as Vice-president where he allegedly maintained business links with Intels Nigeria, a company he co-owned. It also criticized Atiku’s role in approving the sales of state-owned enterprises to associates during his time as Chairman of the National Council on Privatization.

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The presidency questioned Atiku’s motives for opposing the Lagos-Calabar highway project, attributing it to political animosity and suggesting that its success could undermine his presidential ambitions. It called on Atiku to acknowledge the project’s potential to stimulate economic growth and prosperity across coastal states and the nation.

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In conclusion, the presidency reaffirmed its commitment to ambitious economic programs and critical infrastructure projects under President Tinubu’s leadership, expressing confidence in Nigeria’s economic resurgence and the realization of a $1 trillion economy in the near future.

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