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#尼日利亚 #西非 #非洲
阿布贾——总统Bola Tinubu周二向天主教主教发表的关于国家安全和经济形势正在改善的言论昨日引发强烈反弹,反对党对他的说法提出质疑,并对政府处理紧迫国家问题的方式表示质疑。\n\n非洲民主大会(ADC)批评Tinubu发誓要在政治上战斗到底,敦促他集中精力解决国家的安全危机并击败恐怖分子,而不是与反对党斗争。\n\nADC全国宣传秘书Mallam Bolaji Abdullahi在表达批评的同时,还在另一个场合表示,该党成员不会在接下来的选举中将选票托付给独立国家选举委员会(INEC)。\n\n与此同时,盟进党(APM)将总统向天主教主教声称国家经济和安全形势已得到改善的说法描述为虚幻。\n\nAPM表示,此类说法与地面的严峻现实形成了鲜明对照。\n\n相关动态中,前副总统兼ADC总统候选人Alhaji Atiku Abubakar昨日表示,联邦政府2024年借款额超标4.79万亿奈拉、将新增借款推高至12.62万亿奈拉的最新披露,是Tinubu政府已失去对国家财政控制的又一例证。\n\n同样在昨日,尼日利亚民主大会(NDC)总统候选人Peter Obi的媒体办公室指责联邦政府及其政治盟友通过放大无聊的争议,蓄意转移公众对尼日利亚日益恶化的经济和安全挑战的注意力。
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原文原文 / Original TextAbuja — President Bola Tnubu's Tuesday remarks to Catholic Bishops on the improving security and economic situation in the country sparked backlash yesterday, with opposition parties challenging his claims and questioning the administration's handling of pressing national problems.
African Democratic Congress (ADC) criticised Tinubu for vowing to "fight to the finish" politically, telling him to focus on fixing the country's security crisis and defeating terrorists, rather than fighting the opposition.
National Publicity Secretary of ADC, Mallam Bolaji Abdullahi, who voiced the criticism, also said, at a different forum, that members of the party would not trust their votes with the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) during the coming elections.
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That was as Allied People's Movement (APM) described as illusory claims by the president to the Catholic Bishops that the economy and the security situation in the country had improved.
APM said such claims stood in sharp contrast to the harsh realities on the ground.
In a related development, former Vice President and presidential candidate of ADC, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar, yesterday, described the latest revelation that the federal government exceeded its 2024 borrowing limit by N4.79 trillion, pushing fresh borrowing to N12.62 trillion, as further proof that the Tinubu administration had lost control of the country's finances.
Equally, yesterday, the media office of the presidential candidate of the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC), Peter Obi, accused the federal government and its political allies of deliberately diverting public attention from Nigeria's worsening economic and security challenges by amplifying trivial controversies.
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