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President Buhari begs Nigerians for patience


ITRealms:
The President, Muhammadu Buhari has begged Nigerians for patience, understanding and for his administration if he is to succeed, reports ITRealms.

Buhari in an Eid-el-Fitr message to the nation, made this plea, saying he fully understand and share the thirst of the long-suffering compatriots for corruption-free government institutions that work efficiently to deliver visible development for the benefit of all citizens.

“I also share the feelings of those who think that we should be moving faster. But I urge them and all Nigerians to trust that my commitment to real and positive change in our nation is as firm as ever,” he said in a press statement from presidency made available to ITRealms.

He also pointed out that there is indeed much work to be done, but “we must do it well and carefully to ensure that the great opportunity which we now have is not lost to the “business as usual” group who selfishly or shortsightedly prefer a status quo that panders to their personal or group interests.”

President Buhari also said that the adverse effects of years of rot, corruption, inept and bad governance on the nation are immense, but certainly not insurmountable if Nigerians all resolve now to place the well-being of the country above all other considerations and work whole-heartedly with the present administration to achieve greater peace and security across the nation, and reposition Nigeria for faster economic development and progress.

“May Almighty Allah continue to guide us and bless our dear nation. I wish you all happy Eid-el- Fitr celebrations,” President Buhari asserted.

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