Beyond unprecedented infrastructure development, the Muhammadu Buhari administration says it is leaving behind legacies of revamped security, social investment, self sufficiency in staples and probity among others. The Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, stated this on Monday in Abuja at the resumption of the ”PMB Administration Scorecard Series (2015-2023).” The News Agency […]
Beyond unprecedented infrastructure development, the Muhammadu Buhari administration says it is leaving behind legacies of revamped security, social investment, self sufficiency in staples and probity among others. The Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, stated this on Monday in Abuja at the resumption of the ”PMB Administration Scorecard Series .
In his opening remarks, Mohammed said the administration’s critics who claimed that the Buhari government achieved nothing and those that admitted that it was only in the area of infrastructure that the government had performed were wrong. He said fertiliser blending plants in the country had increased astronomically from 10 in 2015 to 142 while the number of rice mills had increased from 10 in 2015 to 80 presently.
” Today, the Nigerian military is being restored to its glorious past, thanks to Mr. President’s foresight and doggedness in re-equipping the various services. The minister also said that the Buhari administration was leaving a legacy of probity with zero tolerance for corruption.
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