
“Next President Should act in the Opposite Direction of Buhari”- Northern Leaders
The Northern Elders Forum has expressed regrets that they got rid of ex-President Goodluck Jonathan in the 2015 elections to vote in his successor, General Muhammadu Buhari.
According to The Punch, NEF Director of Publicity and Advocacy, Dr. Hakeem Baba-Ahmed, said this on Tuesday when he featured on Arise TV’s ‘The Morning Show’ breakfast programme. Information Guide Nigeria
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He said, “Is there any Nigerian who is not disappointed in President Buhari including die-hard APC people? Is there anybody who would not tell you he wished President Buhari had done much better?
“We raised huge expectations, we told people, ‘Get rid of Jonathan, put Buhari there, he would fix corruption, he would fix insecurity, he would fix the economy’ (but) look at where we are now.
“How can anybody say they are happy with the record of President Buhari, even the people very close to him would tell you that they wished he could have done much better and he could have done much better and he hasn’t.” jamb results
“So, what we need to do now is to get ready to elect another President who would go in the opposite direction, a President who has a vision and a clear idea of what governance involves rather than just being a President. So, I am disappointed and that is why today, I am actively involved in trying to see that a new leader emerges in getting Nigerians a new lease of life,” Baba-Ahmed said.
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