Wednesday 18 November 2015

Nigerians shouldn’t be begging, says Buhari

President Muhammadu Buhari has reiterated his government’s zero tolerance for corruption, stressing that there will be no exemption in the anti-graft war.

The President also revealed that the nation would move away from over-reliance on thermal and hydro sources for the generation of electricity to renewable energy after an agreement was reached with the United Kingdom to help develop solar energy.
Buhari, who was a Visitor to the University of Ibadan, said this during the 67th Founders Day ceremony of the institution in Ibadan on Tuesday.
He gave the assurances through the Vice President Yemi Osinbajo who represented him at the event.The President said despite the drop in oil earning and global economic downturn, Nigerian youths would be provided with decent jobs while the elderly would be catered for.
Buhari, who said the nation was too rich to go begging, added that the fight for survival rested on how well every Nigerian played his or her role in the nation’s building.
 -Punch

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