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Muhammadu Buhari, Nigeria’s president-elect, has appealed to Nigerians to exercise patience with his government because he is taking over the reins of governance “at the wrong time”. Buhari accused the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) of mismanaging the economy of the country, alleging that the revenue that the PDP has had at its disposal during its 16 years rule is higher than that which the country realised from 1914 at amalgamation till 1999 when PDP took charge. He was speaking on Sunday when he played host to the northern elders’ forum led by Mataima Sule, an elder statesman. “You have to convince your constituencies that you have virtually arrived at the wrong time and that they have to temper their expectation. Try and persuade the people that it is not possible to change the state of affairs over night,” he said. “See how efficiently the PDP managed Nigeria in the last 16 years and those 16 years, most of you know it better than myself; Nigeria earned revenue more than what it earned from 1914 to then. Now, we have invariably inherited all the problems, especially in the north-east. “You know that we use to have Nigeria Airways, Nigeria shipping line, Nigeria Railways. Where are they now? Where is the infrastructure? Consider what we earned Between then and now and what we earned in-between and what is on ground. That is how efficiently how the PDP managed Nigeria in the last 16 years. “Now, we have invariably inherited all the problems, especially in the north east. I am sure that you have heard or seen the children recovered from Sambisa forest. Only the children and women are remaining while all the able bodied have been gotten rid of somehow. Some have been taken to as far as Adamawa state to be resettled. A generation has been denied education and health care, infrastructure has gone. “You can imagine what is happening in the high sea where up to 400,000 barrel of crude oil which we rely on is stolen everyday with the full cooperation of those who are supposed to protect it. The fuel price has gone down and 90 percent of foreign exchange we rely on come from that.” Buhari reaffirmed his commitment towards ensuring that the situation gets better, assuring Nigerians that he would fulfill his campaign promises. The incoming president has never minced words in saying that the expectations from his government are high. Early last week, he told a visiting delegation of the All Progressives Congress (APC) at the defence house in Abuja that he had been explaining to Nigerians that Rome was not built in a day. “Please give this incoming government a chance, give us a chance to stabilise security,” he had said. “The expectation is too high and I have started nervously to explain to people that Rome was not built in a day.http://www.thecable.ng/will-president-wrong-time-says-buhari |
A Nigerian-born man will make history in Poland when he becomes the country's first black member of parliament.http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/europe/poland/8187102/Polish-parliament-welcomes-first-black-MP.html
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President-elect Muhammadu Buhari has declared that he will overhaul the electoral management body as well as reposition the electoral process to make elections more credible in Nigeria.Buhari also hinted that he would reposition the Nigerian Television Authority (NTA) and the Federal Radio Corporation of Nigeria (FRCN), to bring more professionalism, objectivity and integrity to their operations.Buhari made these comments yesterday in Abuja at the All Progressives Congress Presidential Campaign Council office while receiving a delegation from Taraba State All Progressives Congress (APC) who were in Abuja to congratulate him on his victory at the recent poll.“I think that 2015 will go down in Nigeria political history as a glorious year. Nigerians have deliberately understood what multi-party democracy is. But we thank God for technology, for the PVC and the card reader. If not this luck we had with technology and the insistence of constituencies to make sure they were used (we would not have won).In two political zones where they were subverted, the people wanted to vote, but they were not allowed to vote.“They continued with what they used to do in their party offices or their sitting rooms: write the results, go to radio house and television house and announce the result and say whoever does not want the result should go to court. How many people can go to court when they are struggling to get the next day’s meal? Where will they get the millions to give to those Senior Advocates of Nigeria (SANs).“I was able to do it because of the goodwill of Nigeria, which again demonstrated itself this year. People agreed that I am not a very rich man, but I was lucky that Nigerians believe in me and they put their strength together, voted and made sure that their votes counted. I say thanks to the technology.”Buhari advised his visitors to always support those they feel would work for their state and for the country just as he assured them that his incoming government would work for the people.“We will never betray the people because they have risked everything. Some even lost their lives for this cause to make sure that APC succeeds and that we have a leadership in place that they trust. It’s what multi-party democracy is all about.“I will tell you what made me a multi-party democrat. In 1991, after coming out of detention, I was sitting at home and the Soviet Union collapsed. They were the world power fighting the western world. In technology, they were the first to go to space in 1967 and they had more intercontinental war heads than NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organisation). They had more sophisticated weapons, but something happened. There was confusion and everybody went their way. Today, there’re 18 countries in the former Soviet Union. That was when I believed that multi-party democratic system is a superior form of governance and that is why I joined democracy.”He noted that the country had made gains in its democratic growth this year, adding that further progress would be made in the coming years.“We have made a big stride this year and I assure you, God willing, if we survive the next four years, Nigerians will be in a position to confidently raise their head and elect their own representatives and leaders. They will choose those they want as their representatives at the local governments, states and the centre. I will fight for free, fair and credible election because that is why I remained in politics.”Buhari encouraged the Taraba State APC governorship candidate, Senator Aisha Alhassan, not to give up her political struggle but rather to emulate his resilience towards recovering her mandate.Senator Allhassan, who led the delegation, appealed to the president- elect to develop the Mambila power plant as well as undertake the construction of roads and bridge across the state. http://leadership.ng/news/431486/ill-overhaul-electoral-process-buhari |
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ABUJA— President-elect, Major-General Muhammadu Buhari (retd), has said that he is currently at a loss on how best to tell Nigerians that his promise of turning the economy around quickly upon assumption of office on May 29 may not be feasible after all.Buhari premised his fear on the perception that the economy has been battered by the outgoing government of the People’s Democratic Party, PDP.We’ll inherit empty treasuries – APC govsThis was even as governors elected on the platform of the All Progressives Congress, APC, said empty treasuries may be awaiting them in their respective states.The governors cried out that most state governments had gone bankrupt and, therefore, cannot pay workers’ salaries.Vice President-elect, Prof Yemi Osinbajo, President-elect, General Muhammadu Buhari, Imo State Governor, Owelle Rochas Okorocha and APC National Chairman, Chief John Odigie Oyegun when the President-elect meet with APC Governors and Governors-elect at the Defence House in Abuja on Tuesday, 05 May 2015According to them, it was obvious that they were going to inherit huge debts which may delay speedy progress in their respective states. They were, however, silent on APC states like Lagos, Edo and Osun, which are currently the most indebted in the country.Buhari and the governors expressed the fear when the governors paid him a congratulatory visit at the Defence House, Abuja.Buhari to plead with Nigerians for patienceBuhari, who recalled what the regime of late General Sani Abacha did to establish the defunct Petroleum Trust Fund, PTF, however said he would plead with Nigerians for their understanding and patience even as he reiterated his commitment to restoring security.He said: “The expectation is too high and I have started nervously to explain to people that Rome was not built in a day. For this to be corrected, please, give the incoming government a chance.“Here, I will like to recall what happened during the Abacha regime which led to the emergence of PTF. The Abacha regime was a military regime and it thought that the only way was to increase the prices of petroleum products. But they were not taking Nigerians for a ride. They would have said that if Nigerians decide to riot, they have the guns and so they can have their way.“They decided to tell Nigerians that they were going to increase prices of petroleum products and the money we get, we will put aside for development. That was how PTF came.“So, this time around, under this system, to bounce back with the issue especially with the backlog of salaries which are of immediate concern to individuals and states, I think we should look for a better way to address the issue and think of how to persuade people to give us a chance to organise the economy immediately and get something to pay salaries. The people will give us a chance to stabilise the economy.”Decayed infrastructureBuhari who also lamented what he likened to destruction of social infrastructure especially in education, however, assured that his government would ensure that the country is improved in all ramifications.Buhari also thanked the governors-elect, re-echoing that the formation of APC as an offspring of the merger of the legacy parties earned them victory at the polls.He said: “The decision to merge was a good one because this helped us. At every step, there were many road blocks. During the merger, APGA and DPP wanted to come in, but we felt that if they are allowed to come in at that time, it will be used to frustrate the merger and so we asked them to stay action until after the merger. So we advised them to just be observers.“We decided that the nine major people that were leading the Legacy parties should lead us to the first major convention where the new party will then elect its new leadership. These nine people were the national chairmen, the national secretaries and the treasurers.“The next step was what earned us respect. I had thought that all INEC Commissioners were our enemies and they said, ‘no, take the documents for the registration back because you need presence in all the geopolitical zones of the country.’ There were lots of efforts by the PDP to frustrate our emergence as a party.”How FG ruined our economy —OkorochaAddressing journalists after their indoor meeting with Buhari, chairman of APC governors, Chief Rochas Okorocha of Imo State, said the outgoing government had ruined the economy.According to him, the fact that the Federal Government has not paid April salaries was an indication that the economy was not healthy.He said: “One of the issues that became of concern to all of us is the state of the Nigerian economy which is really in bad shape. We have come to notify the incoming president of the challenges ahead of him. http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/05/state-of-economy-well-beg-nigerians-for-patience-buhari/ |
President elect, Maj. Gen. Mohammadu Buhari has said he is getting nervous as the expectations of Nigerians from him are too high. He asks there was therefore the need to sensitise all to set realistic targets.Buhari said this at a meeting with the APC governors-elect at Defence House, Abuja, on Monday.http://www.punchng.com/news/expectations-of-nigerians-too-high-buhari/ |
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