Chief Edwin Clark, an elder statesman has knocked former President Muhammadu Buhari, saying he left the country worse than he met it in 2015. In a
Chief Edwin Clark, an elder statesman has knocked former President Muhammadu Buhari, saying he left the country worse than he met it in 2015.
The elder statesman, a former Minister of Information and the current leader of the Pan-Niger Delta Forum , observed that many youths, particularly the professionals, left the country in droves in search of greener pastures, particularly in Canada, Britain and USA under the Buhari administration.
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