The president, who described the alleged sabotage as frustrating,addedthat it was coming from both internal and external forces.He said his administration is determined to diversify the country’s economy through the utilization of the creative industryand other intellectuals.Also atthe meeting were Vice President, Namadi Sambo, Supervising Minister of Information, Nurudeen Mohammed,Minister of Culture and Tourism Edem, Duke.They observed a minute silence for victims of terror attacks in some parts of the country.He also spoke on the challenges of infrastructure and pledged his administrations commitment to improving the situation and applauded the entertainment andcreative artistes for creating a positive image for the country globally.Leader of the delegation, Segun Arinze, thanked the President for his administration’s support to thecreative industry and urged him to remain focused.Earlier the Minister of Culture and Tourism, Edem Duke, reminded the creative professionals to work towards changing the psyche of Nigerians in the face of the security challenges.

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By who if I may ask? The ineptness of the president and his careless choice (use) of words is very annoying. He talks in a way to appeal to sentiments and reasons why things cannot be improved. Unfortunately, I have never heard him take responsibilities for the failure of his administration.

Mr president after six years you're still planning to diversify our economy and blaming sabotage on the war against terrorism. I make bold to say to those calling Buhari Book Haram sponsor to bury their head in shame. If our commander-in-chief can not bring Buhari to justice six years since he took the saddle of leadership if indeed he sponsors terror then something must be so wrong with our C-inC. .

Frankicent:
The president, who described the alleged sabotage as frustrating,addedthat it was coming from both internal and external forces.He said his administration is determined to diversify the country’s economy through the utilization of the creative industryand other intellectuals.Also atthe meeting were Vice President, Namadi Sambo, Supervising Minister of Information, Nurudeen Mohammed,Minister of Culture and Tourism Edem, Duke.They observed a minute silence for victims of terror attacks in some parts of the country.He also spoke on the challenges of infrastructure and pledged his administrations commitment to improving the situation and applauded the entertainment andcreative artistes for creating a positive image for the country globally.Leader of the delegation, Segun Arinze, thanked the President for his administration’s support to thecreative industry and urged him to remain focused.Earlier the Minister of Culture and Tourism, Edem Duke, reminded the creative professionals to work towards changing the psyche of Nigerians in the face of the security challenges.

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