Majority of Nigerians are still in love with Buhari - Presidency
The presidency on Tuesday, March 21, said that President Muhammadu Buhari is fulfilling his campaign promises to Nigerians, particularly in stimulating the economy for job creation, anti-corruption campaign and security of lives and property.
According to the presidency, majority of Nigerians were still in love with President Muhammadu Buhari and his effort of his government to reposition Nigeria, Vanguard reports.
Presidency says that majority of Nigerians are still in love with Buhari
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The Presidency spoke through the Special Adviser to the President on Media and Publicity, Femi Adesina, while receiving a delegation of Northern Youths Initiative for Peace and Good Governance in Abuja.
He urged Nigerians to keep faith with the administration’s commitment to take “Nigeria to the Promised Land.”
Adesina said: “I am glad that majority of Nigerians are still with President Buhari.
“The excitement and jubilation, around the country, that greeted his return to Nigeria recently is a clear testimony of the love, confidence and belief, which Nigerians have in his leadership.
“We are witnessing a positive turn around in the economy, agriculture, the fight against corruption, job creation and I am very confident that President Buhari will lead Nigeria to the Promised Land before the mandate given to him by Nigerians elapses in 2019.”
Adesina, who received the Sardauna Leadership Award, ‘Icon of Societal Transformation’, thanked the Group for the honour.
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He said that he was motivated to serve in government because of the personality and integrity of President Buhari.
In his remarks, the President of the Northern Youths Initiative, Comrade Muhammadu Abubakar, described Adesina as an exemplary leader, adding ‘‘you are a Goldfish that has no hiding place.’’
“We northern youths, under the aegis of Northern Youth Initiative for Peace and Good Governance, honour you as Garkuwan Matasan Arewa (the shield of Northern Youths) for your invaluable contribution to the country and inspiring role to the upcoming generation,” he said.
Meanwhile, Kemi Adeosun, the minister of finance, on Monday, March 20, stated that the Federal Government would within 12 months carry out a detailed review of the claims submitted by the states as over- deduction on the Paris Club debt.
She said that while the states had all submitted their respective claims, President Muhammadu Buhari had reached an agreement with the governors that the reconciliation process be concluded within one year.