Presidency Dismisses Opposition's Ibadan Declaration Claims

The Presidency of Nigeria reacted to the Ibadan Declaration made by opposition parties, labeling their stance as one that stands on "sinking ground." The spokesperson for the Presidency, during a media interview on Sunday, dismissed the opposition's summit, which featured long-standing political figures, including former ministers and governors. The spokesperson noted that a closer examination of the recent performances of these political actors reveals little evidence of new ideas or proposals.
The statement highlighted that the opposition's decision to gather five to seven presidential candidates does not alter the reality of governance, which continues to function and deliver measurable outcomes. The Presidency remains firm in its commitment to governance, despite the opposition's claims and actions.
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