President Muhammadu Buhari has said procurement of arms was compromised under the last administration and promises his administration was taking appropriate
actions to restore order, due process and probity to the processes.
According to a statement by the presidency ,while speaking at a meeting with the British Secretary of State for Defence, Mr. Michael Fallon, at the Presidential Villa, Abuja, on Monday, he said
"They just put foreign exchange in a briefcase and traveled to procure equipment for the military. That is why we have found ourselves in the crisis we are now facing,” the President said.
“Terrorism has become very sophisticated now. If developed nations can be attacked, and hundreds of lives lost, how much more developing countries?
"In the West African sub-region, Nigeria is the main battleground of the Boko Haram insurgency. We have made a lot of progress against the terrorists, but we will welcome more assistance from our friends and the international community,"
Mr. Fallon said he was in the country to see what more Britain could do to support Nigeria in battling terrorism and violent extremism.
"Groups like Boko Haram don’t believe in democracy and freedom of choice, so it’s a common fight for us all,” he told President Buhari.

Is it the arm procurement saga thats affecting our economy too?
ReplyDeleteNo, its the millions of dollars your hero jonathan withdrew and shared amongst PDP big wigs thats the cause. and the devaluing odf the naira GEJ did didnt help either. GEJ left the naira at 230 to d dollar, what do you expect with oil prices falling faster than gravity itself?
DeleteTnks TPY. I wish more Nigerians would open their minds and think outside the box. I just tire for Buhari this, Buhari that..
DeleteSince terrorism is taking them forever to tackle, they should at least focus on other sectors!
ReplyDeleteNo one said it was going to be a battle of a month or months. Where u expecting magic
DeleteMay God help us,as if dey are nt aware of all dis,b4 promising wt dey can't fulfil.
ReplyDeleteThat's Naija Politicians for us..
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Jonah do us RIP thats all i knw though.....
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PMB stop complaining and try moving Nigeria forward.. IT IS WELL
ReplyDeleteAll I hear is blah, blah, blah. Pls pay my salary o.
ReplyDeleteStill blabbering bout former government.,is getting boring!! Stamp your own Change for Nigeria Mr President!!!
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