SALLAH MESSAGE TO NIGERIANS BY PRESIDENT MUHAMMADU BUHARI
Fellow Compatriots, as you celebrate the Eid-El-Kabir, I salute your steadfastness in spite of the difficult economic times the country is going through.
The lessons of the Eid are piety and sacrifice and, my dear brothers and sisters, you have exhibited these in equal measure.
The present recession is as a result of cumulative effects of worldwide economic downturn and failure in the past to plan and save for difficult times. It is impossible to separate the present from the past to appreciate the extent to which mistakes of the past are affecting everyday life today.
I assure you that this administration is working round the clock to remove the hardships the country is going through. Rail and road constructions, projects in the housing sector, support for farmers and for small and medium scale industries, youth and women's empowerment programmes, support for revival of industries are all designed to reinvigorate the economy and enhance living standards of ordinary people.
We are getting security right. We are stopping corruption in its tracks and we will get the economy right by the Grace of God.
I enjoin Muslims to live by the dictates of Islam, to keep good relationships with their Christian brothers and sisters and as patriots to maintain the spirit of the Nigerian nation.
I wish everyone happy holidays.
Muhammadu Buhari
Change dole! Sai Baba! A bag of rice is now 26000 naira. Na Lord Lugard cause am.
ReplyDeleteOur problem in this country is caused by naivety and complete lack of the knowledge of world economics. Baba Buhari and his team are not to blame for the current woes of the country, instead they should be encouraged in their stead to see us out of the woods. The recent revelations from EFCC about all that happened to Nigeria's money is enough pointer to our present predicaments. No country so milked dry can survive, certainly not in Africa. Let's pray for Nigeria instead. The CHANGE is divine.
ReplyDeleteOur problem in this country is caused by naivety and complete lack of the knowledge of world economics. Baba Buhari and his team are not to blame for the current woes of the country, instead they should be encouraged in their stead to see us out of the woods. The recent revelations from EFCC about all that happened to Nigeria's money is enough pointer to our present predicaments. No country so milked dry can survive, certainly not in Africa. Let's pray for Nigeria instead. The CHANGE is divine.
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