President Muhammadu Buhari has appealed to the Niger Delta Militants destroying oil installations in the Oil rich region to sheath their swords and negotiate with his administration to resolve any misunderstanding.
Buhari said this, yesterday, when residents of the Federal Capital Territory led by the minister, Muhammed Bello, paid him Christmas homage at the Presidential Villa, Abuja.
We will persuade our friends in the Niger Delta area, plead to them to sit with us and agree on how to manage our resources rather than thinking of fighting it out.
Negotiation was the best option to decide how the Country’s resources can be managed, instead of picking up arms, he said.
Buhari also for the umpteenth time, blamed past administrations for failure to save for rainy days.
He said all the problems he outlined during the campaigns that preceded the 2015 presidential election were still lingering almost 18 months after he took over the mantle of leadership, and appealed to Nigerians to be patient with his government.
Toyin Abraham's latest film, Alakada Bad and Boujee, ranked fifth in the cinema rankings for 2024, grossing over two hundred… Read More
Cynthia Morgan, a renowned singer, explains why she is hesitant to contact Burna Boy following his recent online smear campaign.… Read More
Well- Peller, recently expressed his feelings for his colleague Jarvis, in a video. He was thrilled about the surprise welcome… Read More
Nigerians have responded to an old video of Speed Darlington, also known as Akpi, making fun of Cubana Chief Priest.… Read More
J.J. Omojuwa shares an encounter with a man who requested a ₦300,000 loan to start a business after a lavish… Read More
The 21st century has witnessed the transformation of music from CD sales to digital purchases, leading to the advent of… Read More
This website uses cookies.