Buhari stated this in his brief speech at the flag off of APC presidential campaign on Tuesday in Jos.
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Recall that President Buhari, at the Federal Executive Council, FEC, meeting today, had told his cabinet members that have ambition to contest election in 2023 to resign before May 16, 2022.
PMB, also in the same speech, buttressed the commitment of his administration to respecting the fundamental human rights of Nigerian citizens, alongside claiming that the country was winning the war on terrorism and other forces of violence. Watching the president lecture the world on the beauty of justice, equity, fair play, equality and human rights was as disgusting as it was infuriating. It was to say the least comical and absurd, as it was coming from a maximum ruler who regularly contradicts the ethos of the principles he espoused on the floor of the UN in his daily conduct as the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
Muruako specifically called on the Imo State Government to expedite action in enacting the fiscal framework bill.
The association also appealed to the President to find ways of reducing high price of energy, Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) and other utilities in the country.
The letter of his defection was read on the floor of Senate by the Senate President, Senator Ahmad Lawan, on Wednesday.
He made this statement at the passing out parade for pioneer Special Constables from Zamfara State at Police College, Kaduna on November 13, 2020
Buhari made the pledge during the official reopening of the Akanu Ibiam International Airport, Enugu in Enugu State on Sunday.
Prof. Akande said the initiatives of President Buhari will put the country in a very strong footing to earn enormous revenue from the ICT sector, provide jobs for millions of youths and create wealth for Nigerians.
Commenting on the incident, the Senior Special Assistant to President Muhamadu Buhari on Media and Publicity, Malam Garba Shehu, in an article released on Sunday to commemorate the third anniversary of the Buhari Presidency, listed Obi as one of those who suffered injustice while in office as Governor.
The Minister stated this on Thursday when he featured on “Focus Nigeria”, a current affairs programme of African Independent Television, anchored by Gbenga Aruleba.
In a speech dripping with nationalist fervor, President Buhari said the problems his administration found on the ground were many as illustrated in collapse of oil prices, inability of 27 of the 36 states of the Federation to pay salaries, absence of savings to fall back on and having to deal with an elite who didn’t seem to care