Governor Nasir El-Rufai of Kaduna
State has blasted Senator Ben Murray-Bruce of Bayelsa State for feeding the
public with wrong information over the Lagos-Kano dual track-standard gauge
rail system.
President Muhammadu Buhari on Thursday
commissioned 10 new coaches and two locomotives for the Abuja-Kaduna route.
During the commissioning, President Buhari rode on the train.
In his comments on twitter,
Senator Murray-Bruce said President Buhari should say thank you to former
President Goodluck Jonathan for the train ride he enjoyed in Kaduna.
He said the achievement was
entirely the handiwork of the Jonathan government, adding: ”Nigeria should give
honour to whom honour is due”.
But Governor El-Rufai fired back
immediately on his twitter handle, saying that Sen. Murray-Bruce was wrong.
The Kaduna governor explained
that it was the Obasanjo government that designed and raised the financing and
started the EPC of the Lagos-Kano dual track-standard gauge rail system, and
the Abuja Light Rail. He said Jonathan was not part of that government.
El-Rufai tweeted: ”Wrong
Distinuguisnhed Senator! The Obasanjo administration which Jonathan was not
part of, designed, raised the financing and started the EPC of the Lagos-Kano
dual track-standard gauge rail system, and the Abuja Light Rail.
Yar’Adua-Jonathan stalled both projects for two years!
Read Ben Murray-Bruce earlier
tweet:
@benmurraybruce
I hope President @MBuhari
remembers to say thank you to former President @GEJonathan for the train ride
he enjoyed in Kaduna. Some of us haven’t forgotten that that achievement was
ENTIRELY the handiwork of the Jonathan government. Nigeria should give honour
to whom honour is due.
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ReplyDeleteI am not happy at all with the tweet of been Bruce. This type of tweet/statement is what drags us back as a nation. We condemn new governments for neglecting previous administration's uncompleted projects. We say they don't like to complete uncompleted/abandoned projects of their predecessor because they want to score cheap political point, steal our money by awarding new projects or we call them wasteful. Now that the government is leveraging on and completing uncompleted project of the past administration...Ben is trying to drag us back into mediocrity.
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