Nigeria Fortunate To Have Buhari As President, Says Osinbajo

Hamilton Nwosa
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Acting President, Yemi Osinbajo on Tuesday, said Nigeria was fortunate to have a “straightforward” and “honest” leader like President Muhammadu Buhari.

He stated this while speaking at the Quarterly Presidential Business Forum at the Presidential Villa in Abuja.

Osinbajo said: “I have said this repeatedly that in some sense, we are fortunate to have a leader like the President who, at least we know, is straightforward and honest and committed to ensuring government expenditure is spent the way it should be spent and that people don’t do what they like.

“To that extent, I think we have the right environment at least in terms of government discipline to be able to deliver on the promises that we have made.

“All that I will just want to say to the private sector is to be sure that we have enough willing and able partners.

“There is no way we can ever be perfect. I mean government is a behemoth, where there are so many problems and issues.”

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