President Muhammadu Buhari says the effect of climate change on Lake Chad has created more economic challenges, with the shrinking lake rendering many jobless, and leaving them with little or no options for survival, except crime. Buhari said this yesterday at the Presidential Villa, Abuja, while receiving Letter of Credence of the High Commissioner of Australia to Nigeria, Mrs Claire Ireland.

Buhari, according to a statement by his Senior Special Assistant on Media and Publicity, Garba Shehu, said climate change was “steadily” taking a toll on income of families as farm lands got narrowed with desert encroachments, while the vagaries of the weather posed greater risks for the future.

The president, who said the global attention on taming the effects of climate change was important, added that population had been on the increase in Nigeria, and lands for investment and farming had turned more competitive. “Before now, 10 to 15 members of a family could own a land, but the desert encroachment and growth in population has created a situation where you can have 200 people struggling over a family land,” he said.

Buhari said the country was preparing for more challenges from desert encroachment Ireland said Australia had maintained consistent economic growth for 29 years, scoring a record of development indicators that many countries had not been able to attain. She said the growth had been largely driven by investments and diversification in the mining sector, assuring that stronger partnerships would be explored for Nigeria’s potentials in minerals, education and agriculture. Buhari, who also received Letter of Credence of the Ambassador of Sweden, Carl Michael, said Nigeria remained grateful for the strong partnership it had enjoyed over the years.

The Swedish ambassador, who assured the president that he would work hard to deepen political and economic relations, there were many opportunities for cooperation, including trade and investments. Receiving the Letter of Credence of the Ambassador of Zimbabwe to Nigeria, Maxwell Ranga, Buhari said Nigeria had enjoyed long years of cooperation with Zimbabwe. Ranga said Zimbabwe appreciated Nigeria’s support during the country’s struggle for independence.

Read more: https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/shrinking-lake-chad-forced-many-to-crime-buhari-2.html

So now you are blaming lake Chad again for people getting to crime. Oga go do work and provide the youth employment and give us 24 hours power then watch as crime reduces.


This man no dey always seems to amaze me..

Shrinking ke wetin this one know, audio President

zakim:
President Muhammadu Buhari says the effect of climate change on Lake Chad has created more economic challenges, with the shrinking lake rendering many jobless, and leaving them with little or no options for survival, except crime. [b][/b]Buhari said this yesterday at the Presidential Villa, Abuja, while receiving Letter of Credence of the High Commissioner of Australia to Nigeria, Mrs Claire Ireland.

Buhari, according to a statement by his Senior Special Assistant on Media and Publicity, Garba Shehu, said climate change was “steadily” taking a toll on income of families as farm lands got narrowed with desert encroachments, while the vagaries of the weather posed greater risks for the future.

The president, who said the global attention on taming the effects of climate change was important, added that population had been on the increase in Nigeria, and lands for investment and farming had turned more competitive. “Before now, 10 to 15 members of a family could own a land, but the desert encroachment and growth in population has created a situation where you can have 200 people struggling over a family land,” he said.

Buhari said the country was preparing for more challenges from desert encroachment Ireland said Australia had maintained consistent economic growth for 29 years, scoring a record of development indicators that many countries had not been able to attain. She said the growth had been largely driven by investments and diversification in the mining sector, assuring that stronger partnerships would be explored for Nigeria’s potentials in minerals, education and agriculture. Buhari, who also received Letter of Credence of the Ambassador of Sweden, Carl Michael, said Nigeria remained grateful for the strong partnership it had enjoyed over the years.

The Swedish ambassador, who assured the president that he would work hard to deepen political and economic relations, there were many opportunities for cooperation, including trade and investments. Receiving the Letter of Credence of the Ambassador of Zimbabwe to Nigeria, Maxwell Ranga, Buhari said Nigeria had enjoyed long years of cooperation with Zimbabwe. Ranga said Zimbabwe appreciated Nigeria’s support during the country’s struggle for independence.

Read more: https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/shrinking-lake-chad-forced-many-to-crime-buhari-2.html

I pray and hope Buhari did not say the bold. He is preparing justification for Amnesty for criminals in Lake Chad basin.

Apc Government Is Worse Than Yahoo Yahoo +

President wey no dey reason well before he talks.

So he's now blaming Lake Chad instead of his bad bad bad economic policies.

Truly, this man is an audio president.

Always unable to think out of natural resources.



Mr buhari believe that no natural resources no life.

Shameless

Successive avaricious governments in Nigeria have forced multiple-folds, beyond calculation into premature deaths than any imaginable extent the Chad could ever shrink!

What a shame! See how this man is just disgracing Nigeria as a nation.So the overt failures or inability of his regime to provide signs of good governance is now attributed to climate change?

And is the Lake Chad Basin/Region the only part of Nigeria feeling the brunt of his cluelessness? Mr.President is always sounding incredibly stupid and irresponsible.

One of the most useless human ever created and he ended up being Nigerian president ..Oh Adonai forgive Nigerians and take this bad dream away

hisgrace090:
Always unable to think out of natural resources.



Mr buhari believe that no natural resources no life.

Read the story. Australia is telling him that their over 20 years economic growth was due to mineral resources (solid minerals) . Buhari also said this week that ICT would he encouraged as a sector to create jobs