Tuesday, 28 July 2015

See Those That Buhari Wants To Choose For Ministerial Positions

                          President Muhammadu Buhari
President Muhammadu Buhari yesterday July 27 touched a currently sensitive issue for Nigerians as he spoke in Abuja on “Good Morning Nigeria” TV programme.   This is what he says....

“From what I have seen so far, we need really patriotic Nigerians – Nigerians that can work very hard, knowledgeable, experienced, committed Nigerians – to be in charge of ministries.
“A lot of the institutions of Nigeria – important institutions – were compromised. Everybody was for himself and God for all of us; its most unfortunate.
“We have the people, educated people, experienced people but everybody seemed to be working for himself – how much he could get as much and as quick as possible.
“We have to look for technocrats and we have to look for politicians and certainly we have to look for decent people in this class to give them the responsibility of being in charge of ministries and important parastatals (agencies).”
Regarding the under-dealings in the oil and gas sector, Buhari vowed to find and punish those involved in illegal schemes.
“The search continues; up to the third of this month, our crude was still being illegally lifted by people who are in government. We are trying to get these documents. We are getting the cooperation of the international community.

 “We are going to make sure that those who perpetrated this theft against Nigeria are faced with facts very soon and are taken to our co urts. We’ve got the cooperation of some of the countries of the destinations of our crude (oil) and we are discussing with them.
“We have to maintain high confidentiality so that we don’t risk some of the loyal Nigerians that are helping us to trace the destinations of this stolen crude and then the accounts into which the monies are being paid instead of the Federal Government account.”
As far as his just concluded four-day trip to the United States in concerned, Buhari characterized it as a very successful, set to bring improved cooperation to tackle Nigeria’s economic and security challenges.

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