President Bola Tinubu's inaugural speech was criticized by the Labour Party (LP) as being underwhelming.
Tinubu's inaugural speech, according to Obiora Ifoh, the LP National Publicity Secretary, showed the "shallowness and policy incongruity" he wishes to provide Nigerians with.
The 16th President of Nigeria, Tinubu, took the oath of office on Monday.
Ifoh disagreed, calling Tinubu's claim that he was fairly elected president of Nigeria "a slap on the faces of millions of Nigerians."
The Labour Party expressed its disappointment with President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's inauguration speech, which it said "clearly exposed the shallowness and policy incongruity that his administration, while it lasts, is hoping to bequeath to Nigerians."
A statement by Ifoh reads: “The Labour Party is disappointed with the inaugural speech made by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu today which clearly exposed the shallowness and policy incongruity that his administration, while it lasts, is hoping to bequeath Nigerians.
“But today, Nigerians were aghast with the boldness and glee with which Tinubu declared his election as fair. We consider this audacity as a slap on the faces of millions of Nigerians who voted their conscience but were robbed by a collective power of state institutions and brute bringandry unleashed on them.
“APC ruined this nation and we must not allow a worse situation again. We must wake up to our roles of holding accountable those in positions of authority.â€