Provide Solutions And Stop Criticising Buhari, Group Tells Bakare
The All Progressives Congress (APC) Youths Renaissance has asked the General Overseer of the latter Rain Assembly, Tunde Bakare to provide solution to the numerous problems facing the country and stop criticising President Muhammadu Buhari.
In a statement on Monday, the National Secretary of the group, Collins Edwin, threatened to expose the cleric.
Edwin said Bakare had formed the habit of constantly criticizing the government without providing single solution to the problems.
He urged the pastor to stop using the pulpit to advance his political aspiration, asking him to run for an election if he thinks governance is easy.
The scribe further advised politicians who have developed the habit of constantly bashing the President to equally form the habit of constantly providing solutions to the many challenges facing the country.
He said: “A situation where the likes of Bakare and his fellow armchair critics chose to make themselves cheap heroes in the public domain, we will have no other option than to expose their dirty dealings in the secret by sending our advanced team to probe their secret lifestyles.”
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