Senator Ben Murray-Bruce who represents Bayelsa East senatorial district
at the National Assembly and increasingly known for his 'Common Sense'
trend on social media which he mostly uses to assess the federal
government as led by President Muhammadu Buhari of the All Progressives
Congress (APC) thinks the APC led government deceived Nigerians.
Upon its formation in 2013 and especially in the run up to the 2015
general elections, the APC adopted the word 'Change' as its motto.
The 'change' slogan soon became APC's rallying cry as it sought to
dislodge the People's Democratic Party (PDP) from power, and the party
did just that at the presidential election in March 2015.
Murray-Bruuce, elected on the platform of the PDP from Bayelsa, one of
the few states where the party maintains dominance, on Saturday faulted
the 'Change' agenda of the APC, hinting that the party misled the
Nigerian electorate.
In a series of tweets, the businessman and former NTA director-general claims the APC intended 'change' only as the replacement of former President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan (GEJ) with President Buhari while Nigerians assumed it meant bringing about better living conditions.
His tweets below:
'It appears while they interpreted 'change' as change from GEJ, the rest
of us misinterpreted change to mean improvement in our circumstances
Let us attempt to define change. If there has been positive change in your power situation favorite this. If not retweet it'.
The senator has asked questions about the state of things concerning
electricity, food prices, employment and the economy, seeking to know if
there have been any change
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