The National Publicity Secretary of the All Progressives
Congress, APC, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, Tuesday, reiterated
that the steps taken so far by President Muhammadu
Buhari, within 30 days of the life of his administration,
especially in tackling corruption and insecurity has outpaced
the six years achievements of former President Goodluck
Jonathan.
Mohammed, who was addressing a press conference in
Lagos, berated the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, for
quoting him out of context when he said Buhari has out-
performed Jonathan in just three weeks.
Reacting to agitations over the delay by Buhari in the
appointment of Ministers and principal officers such as
Chief of Staff (COS), Secretary to Government of the
Federation (SGF), the APC spokesperson explained that it
was caused by delay of the Jonathan administration to
submit the hand-over notes, and what he described as the
dynamics of a ruling party handing-over to an opposition
party.
Pleading however, with Nigerians for patience, Mohammed
said “the President will set-up his team in the shortest
possible time.”
He said: “It’s been about one month now since President
Buhari assumed office, and I can tell you that there has
been motion, and there has been movement, contrary to
what is being peddled in some quarters.
“Let me say straight away that my party, the APC,
understands and appreciates the concerns of Nigerians as
far as the perceived pace of the administration is
concerned. We understand that they repose so much
confidence in the party and the government to act quickly to
stamp out insecurity, tackle corruption, revive the moribund
economy, provide jobs and generally restore hope.
“Justifiably, the expectations are high and urgent, and the
Buhari administration has started addressing them, despite
the enormous challenges that it faces, including an empty
treasury and an economy that has virtually collapsed.
“While Nigerians are right to demand quick and sustained
action in addressing these challenges – and honestly we
make no excuses – it is important for us to put things in
perspective for a better understanding.
“The Buhari administration got the handover notes from the
former government just four days before the inauguration,
hampering its efforts to have a clear understanding of the
situation on the ground before taking the necessary
measures to address it. If any disease is not appropriately
diagnosed, it cannot be effectively treated. Any government
that is truly desirous of bringing about real change will not
act hastily and without the necessary understanding of what
is on ground. Coupled with the delay in getting the much-
needed information, that takes time.
“Recall that when we raised the alarm over the delay in
getting the handover notes, the former government even
accused us of seeking to form a parallel government!
“Secondly, Nigeria has never before witnessed this kind of
transition. What the country has been accustomed to is
transition from one government to another under the same
ruling party, not from the ruling party to the opposition as
we have now. The implication is that this is a new learning
curve, with its attendant hiccups.
“Thirdly, never before has the ship of Nigerian state been
steered aground as we have it now. Never before have
Nigerians been this expectant from any leader or any
government. These are all the more reasons to get things
right, once and for all, so we won’t need to continue with the
vicious cycle of hopes raised and dashed!
“Even with these challenges, the Buhari Administration has
availed itself creditably within one month of assuming
office.”

Why Na

Reacting to agitations over the delay by Buhari in the
appointment of Ministers and principal officers such as
Chief of Staff (COS), Secretary to Government of the
Federation (SGF), the APC spokesperson explained that it
was caused by delay of the Jonathan administration to
submit the hand-over notes, and what he described as the
dynamics of a ruling party handing-over to an opposition
party.

Blaming GEJ for Buhari not appointing ministers 3months after winning the election, haba!.
APC are better in opposition than in government.
Did Buhari also wait for Shagari's hand over notes in 1985?
Liar Mohammed lives by propaganda and falsehood.

Its clear to everyone..there is no need for any debate on this.

Alright.

from his name, you shall know him. LIAR @ lai Muhamed

Goodluck was a bloody criminal, Buhari for now is stagnant and seems he is even confused.
Nigeria still has a long way to go, I feel Buhari with the capable hands might just be better.

f.uck not again

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