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Buhari’s Last Days Engagements Shehu Sani

Buhari’s Last days’ engagements and spending are traps for Tinubu. Shehu Sani, a Former Senator from Kaduna, speaks on President Buhari’s last days’ spending and engagements. According to the Former Senator, President Muhammadu Buhari is spending his last days of 8 years in office. There are two ways to measure his achievements: Pitting his track records compared with the ones he inherited and telling what he promised and what he delivered.

“My Tweet is to reflect what is going on presently. For a government with very few days to leave is engaging in many things. When they should be wrapping up and working towards a handover to a President-Elect in the same party, they seem to be doing things they should have done many months ago. Awarding contracts in Billions. They also source for loans outside the country, issuing our appointments and employing people.

I see all these engagements as a trap being set for the President-Elect, Tinubu. This does not seem to go in a good path. Despite all statements from the President’s spokespersons, we will miss Buhari when he leaves power. In reality, they seem to be predicting doom for the country. The last-minute activities of this do not seem to be the ones with good intentions.

It’s really a pity for the incoming President. There is going to be a tough time for the incoming administration. If President Buhari has done this years ago, it would have been a smooth path for the next administration. The next President is inheriting a divided country along sectional ethnic, over 77 trillion Naira in Domestic and Foreign Debts, 133 Poor Nigerians, Uncompleted and abandoned promises, and Serious security problems unsolved by Buhari Administration. According to recent Statistics, which is official, about 66,000 Nigerians were killed in the last eight years of this administration. Kidnapping and terrorists from Boko Haram to ISIS are still operating.

Shehu Sani.

Sani also reminded us that there is also a projection from the World Bank that in the next few months, about 96% of our revenue will be used to service debt.

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