‘Dead’ Areas My Administration Has Fixed -Buhari Gives Account | DETAILS
President Muhammadu Buhari has said that his administration have fixed various sectors in the country including, the economy, salary, pension payment, insurgency, among others.
Buhari while addressing APC delegates in the early hours of Wednesday, June 8, said;
”Fellow delegates, fellow men, women, youth, citizens of our country. Many people have short memories. But let us remember the situation we inherited.
”A nearly dead economy in spite of oil being over $100 per barrel for many years. Vast areas of our country under insurgent control. Salaries, wages, pensions unpaid for months in many states.
”Problems were left unattended or ignored. Infrastructure left to decay. Internationally we were despised.
”Your APC Government has changed all that. Our response to any new challenges, whether banditry, kidnappings, insurgency has been prompt and head-on. Rehabilitation of infrastructure has taken place on a massive scale. Our response to Covid-19 is second to none in Africa.
”We have made substantial progress in governance, in implementing reforms, in democratic processes and in social care.
”We are now respected in Africa and across the world. These major achievements by APC are historic and far-reaching.
”We now have to choose a leadership not just to win elections next year but to continue and improve on these landmarks.
”We must choose a knowledgeable, fair minded nationalist with a very strong belief in the unity of our Nation, Nigeria, and strength of character and purpose to steer the country forward. We should not allow the PDP to drag the country backwards.”
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