• President Muhammadu Buhari has revealed that the progress of any nation lies in continuity
  • He stated that Nigeria’s problems are too big and cannot be solved by a single administration.
  • This was made known on Monday, January 30, through the Secretary of Government of the Federation, Boss Mustapha

FCT, Abuja – President Muhammadu Buhari has denounced that the good governance of a prosperous nation is based on the premise of continuity and building on the foundations already established by previous governments.

Buhari made this presentation on Monday, January 30, through Federation Government Secretary Boss Mustapha, who was present at stages of the State of Nation Dialogue by the Abuja Chapter of the Nigerian Bar Association ( NBA).

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President Buhari said that there is a need for continuity in others for Nigeria to get sustainability in the economy. Photo: Aso Villa
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The president claimed that no government alone could solve the Nigerian problem.

As reported by the Punch newspaper, his representative, Mustapha, said:

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“I will say that no government in this country will be able to solve Nigeria’s problems, but as we build on the processes put in place by successive governments, without completely discarding what has been put in place; we’ll build our dreams, take a thing or two to focus and move on.

“We believe that the result of this dialogue can be transmitted to us so that any resolution that is reached, any recommendation that it makes; that will become part of the document that we will prepare as we transit and deliver to the new incoming government.”

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Also present at the event was the former Inspector General of Police, Solomon Arase, who stated that the problem of insecurity in Nigeria is not the crime rate but the prosecution of these offenders.

However, he praised most of the presidential candidates who have promised to prioritize security. Arase also stated that the technology should also complement the strengthening of Nigeria’s security agencies.

Drama as angry youths allegedly stone President Buhari’s convoy, protest his presence in Kano

In another incident, some young people reportedly threw rocks at President Muhammadu Buhari’s plane and motorcade.

The youths also burned objects on the road and reportedly damaged some police vehicles with stones during the protest.

Buhari was said to be leaving Zawaciki for the Emir’s palace when children were seen throwing stones at the helicopter.

Source: Legit.ng