The People’s Democratic Party (PDP) in Nasarawa State has said the much criticized 13-point agenda, an economic development blue print of the immediate past governor, Aliyu Akwe Doma, came from the party.
State chairman, Yunana Iliya, told Daily Trust yesterday that the document was drawn from the manifesto of the party, to guide the previous government in the development process of the state.
The blue print has been widely criticized within and outside the state, of adding no value to the past administration because of the alleged failure of the government.
But the party chairman insisted that “it was well implemented to serve the developmental needs of the state.”
He declined comments on the criticisms that have trailed the making of the 13-point document, as well as allegations that it was not implemented.
Doma had himself said during his declaration for second term bid, in Lafia, that he was satisfied that he performed optimally to actualize the dream of the founding fathers of the state.
He however, apologized during his campaign tour that he did not meet the developmental needs of the people during his four years and promised to do better if re-elected.
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Doma’s 13-Point Agenda came from us – PDP