Dr. Hajo Sani, the Senior Special Assistant to the President on Administration, says the Next Level campaign embarked upon by President Muhammadu Buhari’s administration is aimed at consolidating the successes recorded in agriculture and infrastructure development in Nigeria.
Sani said this on Wednesday while addressing newsmen in Abuja.
The Senior Special Assistant said the campaign slogan was conceived to enlighten Nigerians on the determination of the Buhari administration to deliver the second phase of growth and development, if elected in the forthcoming Presidential election.
She said: “The next level is a vision of the Buhari administration wants to achieve in agriculture, railway projects and road construction across the country.”
She explained that the administration inherited numerous infrastructure deficit ranging from abandoned road constructions to railway projects.
She said the president had completed some of the projects and initiated new ones, especially the Lagos to Kano railway project, the construction of Kano to Maiduguri dual carriageway and the Abuja-Lafia to Makurdi expressway.
She said President Buhari was ready to consolidate on the achievements.
Sani expressed optimism on the ability of the president to take Nigeria to the next level of development.
The senior special assistant also commended the efforts of the wife of the President Aisha for her passion for increase in women and youths participation in politics.
She said Buhari initiated women and youths wing of the APC Presidential campaign team as a mark of honor to recognise their contributions to the success of elections in Nigeria.
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