President Muhammadu Buhari has revealed that his three-and-a-half-year imprisonment, the Nigeria’s civil war and his failed attempts to win presidential elections have taught him “important lessons about social justice.”

Buhari was quoted as making this statement by his Senior Special Assistant on Media and Publicity, Garba Shehu, while receiving the Imam of the Mosque of the Holy Prophet in Medina, Sheikh Abdul-Muhsin Muhammad Al-Qassimi, at the Presidential Villa, Abuja.

According to Garba, the president said his administration would not relent on its efforts to promote unity and peaceful co-existence of all Nigerians by ensuring fairness and social justice to all, adding that leading 180 million people of different ethnic groups is not an easy task.

He said God had a purpose for bringing people from different ethnic backgrounds into one country, Nigeria.

“God knows best. A population of 180 million people comprising more than 300 ethnic groups, many of them with cultural ties stronger than religion, can only co-exist peacefully in an atmosphere of social justice,” he said.

The President urged Muslims and all other citizens to imbibe and practice social justice as a norm and prayed to Allah to guide his government in doing the same.

“I pray that God gives us the courage to be fair to people he put in our charge so that we can enjoy his mercy,” he said.

The President lauded the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia for their efforts to create a better understanding and practice of Islam.

He welcomed the visit of the imam to Nigeria, noting that it would strengthen the bond between the two countries.

In his remarks, Al-Qassimi commended the peaceful co-existence of Nigerians of different faiths.

He specifically hailed the president for his campaign against corruption and his victory over terrorism in the country.

Just yesterday, President Buhari commended his predecessor, Goodluck Jonathan for his role in the 2015 Presidential election.‎

http://www.latestngnews.com/uncategorized/just-in-to-be-a-leader-of-millions-of-people-is-not-easy-buhari-finally-opens-up/

We already know,,,,but when did he say that?

That's why we are asking you to resign because it is easy not for you.

Lol

nwakibe:
That's why we are asking you to resign because it is easy not for you.

he said it is not easy, he didn't say he can't cope.
by ur principle if person say life no easy na to commit suicide go be your advice to the person abi

I bet you would have thought it will be as easy as leading your 250 cows in Daura because that's the only thing Fulani's are good at leading.

Any deviation from that path will surely lead to catastrophe like Nigeria is witnessing now.

No! Its very easy.

NONE SENSE

Shut up and resign or offer urself by urself for instant impeachment.. U are naija's greatest mistake after amalgamation

My oga at the top, na now you know? Na now your eyes open? Eya, I salute ooo

[/b]“I pray that God gives us the courage to be fair to people he put in our charge so that we can enjoy his mercy,” [b] Amen!!!!