President Buhari identified Nigeria’s
abandonment as a big mistake
– The president noted that it has become
obvious with the fall of price of oil
– He promised that his administration will
repair the damage caused by Boko Haram
President Muhammadu Buhari has revealed
that Nigeria’s abandoning of agriculture is
the single biggest mistake it made.
The president made this comment at a
meeting with Sheikh Sharif Mohammed Kabir
Ibn Mohammad, the world leader of Tijjaniya
Islamic Movement at the State House.
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Mbaka for defending Buhari
While applauding the religious group for the
profuse prayers they had rendered for three
days in Yola, Adamawa State for the
recovery of the economy and peace in the
country, Buhari noted that agriculture has
now been forced on Nigeria due the fall in
oil price.
“We are learning the hard way. The mistake we
made was to abandon agriculture. We came at
a time of difficulty the country has never
experienced since the civil war.”
The president also noted that Boko Haram
menace has destroyed schools in the north
east and said the government is tasked with
the responsibility of repairing them.
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guests in Aso Villa
“Government is faced with the problem of
repairing schools, health centres and whole
towns. We must repair their schools and
recruit teachers otherwise they will become
tomorrow’s Boko Haram.”
He also appealed to the religious leaders to
persuade Nigerians to embrace hard work,
endurance and patience and assured that his
administration will not relent in the effort to
achieve self-reliance and security for the
nation.
abandonment as a big mistake
– The president noted that it has become
obvious with the fall of price of oil
– He promised that his administration will
repair the damage caused by Boko Haram
President Muhammadu Buhari has revealed
that Nigeria’s abandoning of agriculture is
the single biggest mistake it made.
The president made this comment at a
meeting with Sheikh Sharif Mohammed Kabir
Ibn Mohammad, the world leader of Tijjaniya
Islamic Movement at the State House.
READ ALSO: Reno Omokri lashes at Fr
Mbaka for defending Buhari
While applauding the religious group for the
profuse prayers they had rendered for three
days in Yola, Adamawa State for the
recovery of the economy and peace in the
country, Buhari noted that agriculture has
now been forced on Nigeria due the fall in
oil price.
“We are learning the hard way. The mistake we
made was to abandon agriculture. We came at
a time of difficulty the country has never
experienced since the civil war.”
The president also noted that Boko Haram
menace has destroyed schools in the north
east and said the government is tasked with
the responsibility of repairing them.
READ ALSO: Buhari welcomes powerful
guests in Aso Villa
“Government is faced with the problem of
repairing schools, health centres and whole
towns. We must repair their schools and
recruit teachers otherwise they will become
tomorrow’s Boko Haram.”
He also appealed to the religious leaders to
persuade Nigerians to embrace hard work,
endurance and patience and assured that his
administration will not relent in the effort to
achieve self-reliance and security for the
nation.
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