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Atiku asks president Buhari to apologise to Nigerians for ‘wreckless’ borrowing

In a statement, the former vice president said that some managers of the party and even the government had denied the allegations that he raised as well as the warning for caution.

 

But according to him, just last week, a cabinet minister confirmed the allegations.

 

Atiku said he has long advocated for a more robust engagement of the private sector and promotion of foreign direct investment as sustainable alternatives through which government could fund infrastructure development.

 

But according to him, the Nigerian government under threaded the direction of looking for cheap foreign loans in exchange for the sovereignty for Nigeria.

 

He, therefore, stated that the government and the APC must apologize to Nigerians and make an admittance of guilt for taking the country through the throes of subjugation to another country.

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