The Presidency has promised it would approach President Muhammadu
Buhari to speak to Nigerians and see if he would consent to the
suggestion.
This was stated by President Buhari’s spokesman, Garba
Shehu, in Abuja on Sunday on the sidelines of an interactive session
with some Nigerian youths, organised by the Citizens Support for Good
Governance in Nigeria.
Following the continued stay of President
Buhari in London over one month, having left the country to the United
Kingdom on January 19, many Nigerians have continued to demand that he
address the citizens.
Pictures of many notable Nigerians like the
national leader of the party, Bola Tinubu, Senate President Bukola
Saraki, Speaker Yakubu Dogara among others taken with the president and
circulated in the media, have not done much to reduce the demand from
Nigerians to hear directly from the president.
When the group on
Sunday asked if the presidency does not think it wise to get him to talk
directly to Nigerians through Nigerian media, Shehu, replied that the
suggestion would be forwarded to the president to see if he would accept
to do that.
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He said, ‘’Okay, if you are making a suggestion, we will put it to him, in case he would agree.
Shehu
also reacted to the positive steps Osinbajo has reportedly made since
the President embarked on an indefinite vacation and allegations of a
cabal trying to hijack government activities.
He said, ‘’this
country has one government. When Nigerians voted, they voted for
Buhari/Osinbajo on one ticket. Nobody can divide that ticket, so if
Prof. Osinbajo achieves a milestone, it is a milestone by the Buhari
administration. It is one government, no division in this government.’’
He,
therefore, urged Nigerians to be grateful to President Buhari, who
according to him, halted the menacing advance of the Boko Haram
terrorists, “who by now might have overran the Presidential Villa in Aso
Rock.”
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