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Friday 4 November 2016

Buhari will surely abscond from the government in due time

Buhari will surely abscond from the government in due time
I nearly absconded from Nigerian- Buhari confesses. He will surely abscond in due time.
‘General Muhammadu Buhari yesterday revealed that he would have absconded from the Nigeria Presidency 
Nigeria’s President Muhammadu Buhari has revealed that he nearly absconded from office, when he was overwhelmed with the enormity of ruling Nigeria.
Buhari confessed that as soon as he discovered how severe the financial constraints facing Nigeria, he almost absconded.


The president made this confession while addressing the Course 38 class of the National Institute of Police and Strategic Studies on Thursday, November 3, 2016 at the Presidential Villa, Abuja.

Buhari used the opportunity, once again, to pass on the blame to the People’s Democratic Party (PDP), saying that the main opposition party, perpetuated poverty in Nigeria for the 16 years that it was in power between 1999 to 2015.

He also blamed the current economic recession in Nigeria on the Goodluck Jonathan administration. He also said that he wondered what the PDP did with the oil revenue it, got saying that a barrel of oil was sold for $100 per barrel during the past administration.

“For 16 years and eight consecutive governments of the other party… there was unprecedented revenue realised, the oil projection which can be verified was 2.1 million barrels per day. From 1999-2015 the average cost of each Nigerian barrel of oil was $100 per barrel,” President Buhari said.

“When we came it fell to less than $30 per barrel and is now between 40 and 50. Actually I felt like absconding because 27 out of 36 states in Nigeria cannot pay salaries and and we know they have no other source than to depend on salaries.”

But this revelation has revealed how confused and clueless Buhari is on how to move Nigeria forward. One thing is clear, in due time Buhari will abscond from office especially with the level of pressure being mounted in him by the Indigenous People of Biafra and his continued bungling of everything he lays his hands on.

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