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June 2, 2021 PDP Reacts To The President’s Statement Ask Him To Lead The Fight Against Insecurity From The Front

PDP Reacts To The President’s Statement Ask Him To Lead The Fight Against Insecurity From The Front

President BUHARI has issued a stern warning to those plotting to destroy Nigeria, saying they will soon receive the shock of their lives.

Speaking after he received a briefing from INEC Chairman, Prof MAHMOOD YAKUBU, on series of attacks on facilities of the electoral body around the country, the President said the Federal Government has given the perpetrators enough time.

President BUHARI promised to continue leading the country in accordance with constitutional provisions.

President BUHARI also said secessionists were too young to know loss of lives and other tragedies that attended the Nigerian civil war of 1967 to 1970.

The president also said his administration has no third term agenda and will do its best to ensure elections hold across the country despite increasing violence.

On his part, the INEC Chairman said that so far, there have been 42 cases of attacks on INEC offices nationwide, since the last General Election.

The PDP in its reaction to the President's statement asked him to match his words with actions and lead the fight against insecurity from the front.

National Publicity Secretary of the PDP, KOLA OLOGBONDIYAN, stated this in an interview.

He said on the issue of security, the expectation of Nigerians is that Mr. President should lead the battle against insecurity from the front like he promised during his electioneering.

According to him, the expectation of Nigerians furthermore, is that these challenges should not be limited to the issues of lip talk; rather, they should be confronted so that Nigerians can sleep with their two eyes closed.

 

 

 

May 19, 2021 Buhari Wants France And Nigeria To Deepen Anti-Terror Cooperation To Fight Terrorism

Buhari Wants France And Nigeria To Deepen Anti-Terror Cooperation To Fight Terrorism

President BUHARI wants France and Nigeria to deepen anti-terror cooperation to fight groups such as Boko Haram.

He made the remark in an article published in a leading Paris-based magazine, Le Point.

The President is currently in Paris to attend the African Finance Summit hosted by French President, EMMANUEL MACRON.

He said Nigeria and France must overcome this scourge of terror particularly in the aftermath of the murder of the late President of Chad, IDRISS DEBY.

The President also solicited cooperation across the borders to check infiltration of criminal groups into the country.

 

May 17, 2021 Southern Governors Set To Meet President Buhari After His Return From France

Southern Governors Set To Meet President Buhari After His Return From France

There were strong indications that the Southern governors would meet with President BUHARI after his return from France.

 A source in the Southern Governors' Forum said that arrangements were being made for  the governors to present their resolutions at their meeting in Asaba, the Delta State capital, to the President.

Recall that governors in the 17 states of Southern Nigeria had on Tuesday held a four-hour meeting in Asaba, Delta State.

 As part of their 12-point resolution, the governors led by the governor of Ondo State, ROTIMI AKEREDOLU, had demanded for the restructuring of the country, saying there is an urgent need for the President to convene a national dialogue.

They also lamented the high level of incursion of armed herders, criminals and bandits into the southern part of the country which they said presented a severe security challenge to the citizens.

 

April 21, 2021 Presidency Says President Buhari Wiil Not Be Intimidated By Calls For Secession

Presidency Says President Buhari Wiil Not Be Intimidated By Calls For Secession

The Presidency has criticized calls for secession, noting that President MUHAMMADU BUHARI will not be bullied.

Addressing journalists during a media parley at the headquarters of the All Progressives Congress in Abuja, presidential spokesman GARBA SHEHU said those advocating for secession are the problem of the country.

He said although the Federal Government is working to address challenges being faced in the country, those calling for secession and national conference are unelectable people who do not care for the nation's democracy.

He said it's a sham noting that Nigerians want to be one.

 

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