Buhari pledges transparent governance
President Muhammadu Buhari has again pledged to be transparent as his
administration would not hide anything from Nigerians in its resolute
commitment to restore the economic fortunes of the country and
prosperity to Nigerians.
Receiving the Northern Christian Leaders Eagles Eyes Forum at the
State House, Abuja yesterday, the President appealed to religious
leaders not to lose hope in Nigeria’s unity, stability and progress.
Buhari emphasised that the Federal Government would continue to
prioritise the safety of lives and property, in addition to equipping
Nigerian farmers with the right tools, technology and techniques to
boost agriculture.
“You must tell your followers the truth about the country. We have
nothing to hide because we have no other country but Nigeria.
“Tell them to give us a chance to stabilise the country. Your concern
for the security, unemployment, anti-corruption campaign and the
frequent altercations between herdsmen and farmers are genuine
concerns.”
He said it was “saddening that some of those who stole from our national resources put the money in their personal accounts.
“However, it is gratifying that those who stole money and shared funds
meant for the purchase of arms for our military are regretting their
actions and they will regret more
. Those caught in corruption will have themselves to blame”.
In his remarks, leader of the forum, Pastor Aminchi Habu, called on
Nigerians to support the president’s anti-corruption war and his vision
to restore the lost glory of Nigeria. - The Authority.
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