Kogi State Governor, Yahaya Bello has said that the Federal Government under President Muhammadu Buhari has not failed to deliver on its electoral promises since it assumed office in 2015.
Bello stated this in a Channel Television’s Newnight pre-recorded show which airs every Monday.
According to him, the current administration has done well, regardless of some challenges, especially with regard to inflation.
He explained that the corruption war is being fought to expose individuals that have stolen from the nation’s resources.
Answering questions on security, Bello noted that Buhari’s government has recorded massive improvement in curbing insecurity since it assumed office in 2015.
He also commended the APC-led government for improving the equipment of security agencies as well as taking care of the welfare of personnel.
“On security, the challenges of then have largely been solved. We are facing emerging challenges not only in Nigeria but across the world, ” he said.
“If you compare it with the situation before the 2015 general elections, the difference is very clear. There are several other things that are done to prevent this insecurity that can never be brought to the media to discuss.
“This is the first time we have a President that could buy hardware that was never in existence (before). Some were obsolete and some were just not in existence before today.”
While admitting that a lot more needs to be achieved in tackling what he described as the emerging security threats in the country, Bello expressed confidence that the armed forces are capable of dealing with the situation.
The Kogi governor commended President Buhari’s government for making things better than it was in 2015.
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