President Muhammadu Buhari has assured that his administration is determined to hand over a better Nigeria than the one they inherited and urged Nigerians to be fair in their assessment of what his government has achieved.
Buhari, who specifically asked Nigerians to assess him on the campaign promises he made ahead of the 2015 elections, stated this while in Kaduna for a two-days working visit to commission projects in Kafanchan, Kaduna and Zaria.
Speaking at the palace of the Emir of Jema’a, Alhaji Muhammadu Isa II, in Kafanchan, the president underlined his resolve to consolidate the country’s political system to improve the quality of people’s lives.
He spoke of the use of the police and the military in dealing with security situations but urged Nigerians to develop confidence in civil authority to build a system “free of chaos.”
“Nobody,” he warned emphatically, “should be allowed to raise an army of thugs to force himself on the people. This must be very clear,” he added.
Earlier, Governor Nasir El-Rufai acknowledged the president’s investments on security in the area, noting in particular that the establishment of security outfits had paved the way for reduced attacks on people.
He stated that Kafanchan has become much safer than it used to be.
Also speaking, the emir of Jema’a requested permanent bases for the air force and mobile police, as well as the restoration of the rail services for which Kafanchan was known.
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