Browsing: Alhaji Muhammadu Buhari

While insisting that the trend portends a dangerous precedent that the government of Muhammadu Buhari was taking instructions from the Sultan, the coalition said the government and Islamic leaders should repay the country the extra day that was lost during the next Eid-el-Kabir “in which we expect that only one day should be approved as Public Holiday”

In a press statement by its President, Nelly Emma; Secretary, John Sailor; and Public Relations Officer, Stanley Mukoro, made available to newsmen on Thursday, the group frowned at the sudden removal of Kachikwu as the GMD of NNPC, describing it as unfair not only to the hard-working technocrat, but to the entire people of the neglected oil rich Niger Delta Region

President Buhari said he received with profound sadness the passing of Maduekwe, who also served as Nigeria’s High Commissioner to Canada.
In all his years of service to Nigeria as a diplomat, minister, politician and ambassador, President Buhari said Maduekwe was an ardent believer in the unity of Nigeria and gave all to that pursuit

Others at the airport were Governor Abdulaziz Yari of Zamfara State, Governor Yahaya Bello of Kogi State and other government functionaries.
Presidential Guard of Honour was also mounted by the Guards Brigade to welcome the President back home.

We are now halfway into 2016 and I am still a citizen of a one indivisible Nigerian, even though there are current security breaches that must be tactfully handled to thwart the contrived crises that are aimed at achieving what the election tension could not achieve

Buhari said in the statement: “For anyone who ever doubted our position that the trial of the Senate President is not an anti-corruption drive but political persecution and witch-hunt, ‎the ruling of the Tribunal on Thursday i‎s the clearest signal that what the Senate President is going through is nothing but political persecution at the Tribunal. It also shows that the CCT is being manipulated and remote-controlled by some desperate politicians

Right from the military junta of General Ibrahim Badamosi Babangida Nigerians of different Ethno-Religious colouration have had clashes and indeed deadly conflicts that have led to the death of thousands of persons but not a single culprits have been punished. The fact that persons who kill are not punished in accordance with the law it follows therefore that impunity has gradually been institutionalised