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According to Wike, Buhari made this clear during his Democracy Day speech to Nigerians.
 Nyesom Wike and Muhammadu Buhari
Governor Nyesom Wike of Rivers State has accused President
Muhammadu Buhari of admitting to having nothing else to offer to
Nigerians.
According to Wike, Buhari made this clear during his Democracy Day speech to Nigerians.
Wike, in a 35-second video posted on his verified Facebook page on
Friday, said Buhari’s speech indicated that he has nothing to offer the
country amid the security crisis bedeviling the entire nation.
He said, “The president spoke to us the other day and Nigerians
are happy the way he spoke to them and he told us the truth, and the
truth is that look, “I have nothing again to offer Nigeria”.
“People must agree to that, no one can deny that fact. No
matter how detailed, we know that the president has told us clearly,
“gentlemen, as I speak to you now, I have nothing again to offer this
country”.
The president on June 12, addressed the nation as part of activities to mark the 2021 Democracy Day.
In his speech, the president said he was prepared to lay down his
life for the betterment of the country. He promised to ensure that the
current challenges become a thing of the past. |
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