APC has enough achievements to campaign, Lai Mohammed says

*Clears air on allegation over COVID-19 palliative for the creative industry The presentation of President Muhammadu Buhari administration’s scorecard (2015-20230 ended Tuesday with the Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, stating that his mission of showcasing the achievements of his principal has been accomplished. The Minister had anchored 25 previous editions before his turn and he believed that the exercise, which began in October last year, has proved the “mischief of political oppositions that the Buhari Administration has achieved nothing, otherwise. He said: “The refrain from the opposition prior to the launch of this scorecard series was that the All Progressives Congress (APC) and the Buhari administration has nothing to campaign within the run-up to the 2023 general elections. But we have proven them wrong. Not only do we have achievements to campaign with, we are spoilt for choice”, Mohammed said. He added that the administration has implemented high-impact projects across the country that meet the yearnings and aspirations of Nigerians and according to him, his Ministry will soon launch a series of multi-dimensional activities to further showcase the achievements of the administration. “In the days ahead and before the elections, you will see more of our multi-dimensional efforts to showcase the administration’s achievements”, he said. The Minister who was in the company of the chief executive of cultures used the occasion to refute allegations that he collected COVID-19 palliative for the creative industry but failed to disburse the money. According to him, efforts made towards obtaining the fund failed. Listing some of the achievements of his ministry, he disclosed that the National Theatre was being renovated at the cost of $100 million under a partnership between the federal government and the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN). He added that the biggest achievement of the culture and tourism arm of his ministry was the repatriation of looted artefacts, among which were of 1,130