Poor, Vulnerable Nigerians Are Main Beneficiaries Of My Tenure — Buhari
President of Nigeria, General Muhammadu Buhari (rtd) yesterday, said the poor and vulnerable in Nigeria are the main beneficiary of his tenure’s social safety net.
President Buhari gave this assurance in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, during a virtual official presentation of the Country Review Report of Nigeria to the 31st Africa Peer Review Forum of the African Union. THE NATION reports.Information Guide Nigeria
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“Your Excellencies, Nigeria’s strategic focus, as we set out to achieve the objectives of the African Union Agenda 2063, has been around the following: Building a thriving and sustainable economy; enhancing social inclusion and alleviating poverty; enlarging agricultural output for food security and sufficiency; attaining energy sufficiency in power and petroleum products.
“Expanding transport and other infrastructural development, business growth, entrepreneurship and industrialization; Access to quality education, affordable healthcare and productivity, social cohesion and security; and, building a system that fights corruption and improves governance.
“Nigeria remains resolutely committed to achieving these set goals despite the challenges that the report highlighted, including the COVID 19 pandemic”. jamb results
“The government of the Federal Republic of Nigeria remains committed to providing social safety nets for the poor and most vulnerable in our society, while also taking advantage of the huge opportunities offered by the information and technology sector,’’ he said.
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