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Why I Am Disappointed In Nigerian Media – Buhari

Why I Am Disappointed In Nigerian Media - Buhari
President Muhammadu Buhari
President Muhammadu Buhari says he is frustrated in the Nigerian media for neglecting to feature his organization's advancement in the rural division. 

The President put forth this expression at a supper he facilitated for youthful political representatives at the presidential manor, Abuja, on Wednesday. 

President Buhari said under him, horticulture had turned out to be attractive to the point that the individuals who can't land a salaried position have taken up cultivating and are receiving the benefit. 

The President included that his administration had diminished importation of rice by 90 percent. 

His words: "I'm exceptionally baffled with the Nigerian press. They didn't give this administration the credit of the 'return to arrive program', he said. 

"We have chopped down the importation of rice by no less than 90 percent. I predicted our concern in horticulture and made the best decision and today, individuals are vastly improved. 

"As far as joblessness, our physically fit people that don't have training and can't land clerical positions returned to till the land and today, none of them is thinking twice about it," he opined. 

President Buhari denounced the surge by a few Nigerians, particularly the young, looking for greener fields abroad, saying his organization is resolved to change the nation. 

The President said "if individuals don't like this nation, let them go and discover what is going on somewhere else yet we will remain here and we will rescue this nation together. 

"I have experienced a ton, I have been Governor, I was responsible for our oil segment for more than three years, I was Head of State and now I have come without the uniform and have visited every one of the 774 Local government Areas in this nation. 

"The aim of this organization is to do the framework and give instruction and human services to our kin particularly poor people."

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