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What Buhari Really Told The U.n Chief By Femi Adesina by CriticMaestro: 3:35pm On Oct 13, 2017
President Muhammadu Buhari did not tell World Bank president, Jim Yong Kim to ignore other parts of Nigeria. What he said was that he should give attention to the North East which has been devastated by eight years of Boko Haram war.MEETING: President Muhammadu Buhari (right) and World Bank president, Mr Jim Yong-Kim, during a meeting at the Blair House in Washington DC, on Tuesday. Femi Adesina, the media adviser gave this clarification against the backdrop of misinformation and distortion going on in a section. He said President Buhari has done what was expected of a caring father by asking for help in rebuilding the North East. “Those who specialize in a deliberate twisting of information have wailed and raged endlessly on the news item credited to the World Bank Group President, Jim Yong Kim, who disclosed in Washington DC, United States of America, that President Muhammadu Buhari had requested a concentration of the Bank’s intervention efforts in the northern part of Nigeria, particularly in the North-east,” Adesina said in the clarification issued Friday. “The ignorant and mischievous people, who twist everything for their vile purposes, are making it seem that it was a calculated attempt to give the North an unfair advantage over other parts of Nigeria. “The truth of the matter is that President Buhari, right from his first week in office in June, 2015, had reached out to the G-7 in Germany that Nigeria needed help to rebuild the North-east, which had been terribly devastated by insurgency. He said the country would prefer help in terms of rebuilding of infrastructure, rather than cash donation, which may end up being misappropriated. In concert with Governors of the region, a comprehensive list of needed repairs was sent to the G-7 leaders. “Also, during a trip to Washington in 2015, and many other engagements that followed, President Buhari sought the help of the World Bank in rebuilding the beleaguered North-east, which was then being wrested from the stranglehold of a pernicious insurgency. It was something always done in the open, and which reflected the President’s concern for the region. “Those ululating over the disclosure by the President of the World Bank should be a bit reflective, and consider the ravages that the North-east has suffered since 2009, when the Boko Haram insurgency started. Schools, hospitals, homes, entire villages, towns, cities, bridges, and other public utilities have been blown up, laid waste, and lives terminated in excess of 20,000, while widows and orphans littered the landscape. The humanitarian crisis was in monumental proportions. “President Buhari simply did what a caring leader should do. He took the battle to the insurgents, broke their backs, and then sought for help to rebuild, so that the people could have their lives back. Should that then elicit the negative commentary that has trailed the disclosure from the World Bank? Not at all, except from insidious minds. “President Buhari has a pan-Nigerian mandate, and he will discharge his duties and responsibilities in like manner. Any part of the country that requires special attention would receive it, irrespective of primordial affinities, which narrow minded people have not been able to live above. This President will always work in the best interest of all parts of the country at all times. Let ethnic warriors sheathe their swords.” Recession: We will get out of our problems because God has given us people, resources - BuhariPresident Muhammadu Buhari has assured that Nigeria would overcome her present economic challenges, saying it required handwork on the part of the people.September 26, 2016In "News"You are wasting your time, Nigeria remains one, Presidency tells IPOB/MASSOBMr Femi Adesina,
Read more at: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/10/buhari-told-world-bank-chief-adesina/
Re: What Buhari Really Told The U.n Chief By Femi Adesina by EZENDIZUOGU(m): 3:37pm On Oct 13, 2017
what do u expect from APC before, we know they will soon come out in defense of Buhari. trust his ministers more especially Liar Mohamed

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Re: What Buhari Really Told The U.n Chief By Femi Adesina by omobs(m): 3:38pm On Oct 13, 2017
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Re: What Buhari Really Told The U.n Chief By Femi Adesina by DanseMacabre(m): 3:41pm On Oct 13, 2017
U.N chief?

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Re: What Buhari Really Told The U.n Chief By Femi Adesina by hungryboy(m): 3:45pm On Oct 13, 2017
Mr Femi Adesina,
Go and sit down abeg
Re: What Buhari Really Told The U.n Chief By Femi Adesina by aolawale025: 3:48pm On Oct 13, 2017
I believe the world bank chief. This government is full of liars
Re: What Buhari Really Told The U.n Chief By Femi Adesina by Nobody: 3:51pm On Oct 13, 2017
CriticMaestro:
President Muhammadu Buhari did not tell World Bank president, Jim Yong Kim to ignore other parts of Nigeria. What he said was that he should give attention to the North East which has been devastated by eight years of Boko Haram war.MEETING: President Muhammadu Buhari (right) and World Bank president, Mr Jim Yong-Kim, during a meeting at the Blair House in Washington DC, on Tuesday. Femi Adesina, the media adviser gave this clarification against the backdrop of misinformation and distortion going on in a section. He said President Buhari has done what was expected of a caring father by asking for help in rebuilding the North East. “Those who specialize in a deliberate twisting of information have wailed and raged endlessly on the news item credited to the World Bank Group President, Jim Yong Kim, who disclosed in Washington DC, United States of America, that President Muhammadu Buhari had requested a concentration of the Bank’s intervention efforts in the northern part of Nigeria, particularly in the North-east,” Adesina said in the clarification issued Friday. “The ignorant and mischievous people, who twist everything for their vile purposes, are making it seem that it was a calculated attempt to give the North an unfair advantage over other parts of Nigeria. “The truth of the matter is that President Buhari, right from his first week in office in June, 2015, had reached out to the G-7 in Germany that Nigeria needed help to rebuild the North-east, which had been terribly devastated by insurgency. He said the country would prefer help in terms of rebuilding of infrastructure, rather than cash donation, which may end up being misappropriated. In concert with Governors of the region, a comprehensive list of needed repairs was sent to the G-7 leaders. “Also, during a trip to Washington in 2015, and many other engagements that followed, President Buhari sought the help of the World Bank in rebuilding the beleaguered North-east, which was then being wrested from the stranglehold of a pernicious insurgency. It was something always done in the open, and which reflected the President’s concern for the region. “Those ululating over the disclosure by the President of the World Bank should be a bit reflective, and consider the ravages that the North-east has suffered since 2009, when the Boko Haram insurgency started. Schools, hospitals, homes, entire villages, towns, cities, bridges, and other public utilities have been blown up, laid waste, and lives terminated in excess of 20,000, while widows and orphans littered the landscape. The humanitarian crisis was in monumental proportions. “President Buhari simply did what a caring leader should do. He took the battle to the insurgents, broke their backs, and then sought for help to rebuild, so that the people could have their lives back. Should that then elicit the negative commentary that has trailed the disclosure from the World Bank? Not at all, except from insidious minds. “President Buhari has a pan-Nigerian mandate, and he will discharge his duties and responsibilities in like manner. Any part of the country that requires special attention would receive it, irrespective of primordial affinities, which narrow minded people have not been able to live above. This President will always work in the best interest of all parts of the country at all times. Let ethnic warriors sheathe their swords.” Recession: We will get out of our problems because God has given us people, resources - BuhariPresident Muhammadu Buhari has assured that Nigeria would overcome her present economic challenges, saying it required handwork on the part of the people.September 26, 2016In "News"You are wasting your time, Nigeria remains one, Presidency tells IPOB/MASSOBMr Femi Adesina,
Read more at: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/10/buhari-told-world-bank-chief-adesina/
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Re: What Buhari Really Told The U.n Chief By Femi Adesina by Nobody: 3:52pm On Oct 13, 2017
So the world bank chief dey lie.lol,buhari and his goons against Igbo's ,against Nigerians, against Americans, against EU,against UK,now adding the world bank to the list of perceived enemies,they just can't handle the truth
Re: What Buhari Really Told The U.n Chief By Femi Adesina by omaguibu(m): 3:55pm On Oct 13, 2017
Femi Adesina and Lai Muhammed are being paid to Lie. Stop telling lies for your pay masters, you get sacked. Recently the Vice President has joined the Lying train.
Re: What Buhari Really Told The U.n Chief By Femi Adesina by FearGodinall: 3:58pm On Oct 13, 2017
Another interpreter general in the making.
Re: What Buhari Really Told The U.n Chief By Femi Adesina by aolawale025: 4:03pm On Oct 13, 2017
Nigerians believe the world bank chief. They know 97 and 5% is in motion

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