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2021: We will face all challenges head-on, says Buhari
Kayode Oyero
The President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd.), has described the Year 2020 as the most strenuous year of his over five-year regime which began in May 2015.
Buhari, who stated this in his 2021 New Year Broadcast on Friday, said 2020 came with many economic and security challenges but Nigeria remains resilient as a country on a “difficult journey” to nationhood.
He assured Nigerians that his regime will face all challenges in the New Year head-on, adding that his regime will renew the hopes of citizens in the New Year.
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The President said, “In this journey to nationhood, we have experienced the highs and lows. 2020 indeed came with a lot of challenges ranging from security and economic issues across the regions to understandable protests that were mainly led by our youths and served notice to the demand for police reforms and accountability. This government heard, this government listened a
Our Achievements Are Below The Expectations of Nigerians Buhari
The President described the Year 2020 as the most strenuous year of his over five-year administration which began in May 2015.
by SaharaReporters, New York
Jan 01, 2021
President Muhammadu Buhari has said the progress made by his administration is below the expectations of most Nigerians.
Buhari, who stated this in his 2021 New Year Broadcast on Friday, added that his government had recorded substantial gains in the fight against corruption.
The President described the Year 2020 as the most strenuous year of his over five-year administration which began in May 2015.
He said 2020 came with many economic and security challenges but that Nigeria would remain resilient as a country on a “difficult journey” to nationhood.
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Kayode Oyero
The President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd.), says the recent reopening of the land borders will boost the fortunes of business owners in the country.
Buhari, who stated this in his 2021 New Year Broadcast on Friday, informed West African neighbours like Ghana, Togo, Benin Republic, amongst others that Nigeria is now “fully open” for business in the Year 2021.
He said, “With the recent opening of our borders, we expect that the pent-up demand of legitimate cross-border and international trade will boost the fortunes of the many small businesses and agricultural enterprises that depend on Nigeria’s trade and commerce.
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