President Muhammadu Buhari has yet again failed to fulfill his promise.

Buhari had said he would release full details of his assets after verification of the listed items by the Code of Conduct Bureau (CCB).

The CCB has earlier said that it had since completed the verification of the president’s assets.

President Buhari and his vice Yemi Osinbajo had on September 3, 2015, published only some details of assets and liabilities.

According to the statement of presidential media aide Garba Shehu the Nigerian leader had N30 million in his bank account before inauguration on May 29, while the vice president had N94 million and $900,000.

The other assets of the president comprise five houses in Kaduna, Daura, Kano and Abuja; two undeveloped plots of land, one in Kano and the other in Port Harcourt.

Firstly, the presidency had told Nigerians that Buhari was awaiting confirmation of the declared wealth by the CCT before going public.

However, a week away from Buhari’s 100 days in office, amid mounting criticism, the presidency and the ruling All Progressives Congress rejected that the president made any promise within his first 100 days in office.

When the presidency at last published some details of the assets, it assured Nigerians that full discovery contained in the filed documents would be made public immediately after confirmation by the CCB.

“As soon as the CCB is through with the process, the documents will be released to the Nigerian public and people can see for themselves,” Buhari’s media aide had said.

But a statement by the Code of Conduct Bureau on May 4 shows President Buhari broke his promise.

“The bureau wishes to inform the general public that it has since concluded the verification of assets declared by those mentioned in the said publication,” CCB said in a statement by its head, press and protocol, Mohammed Idris.