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Buhari from two of the key campaign documents that apparently swayed a lot of votes for the president and his party. In a widely circulated opinion article published on August 28, Mr. Both pamphlets bore the authorized party logo but as the Director of Media and Communications in that campaign, I did not fund or authorize any of those. I can equally bet my last kobo that candidate Buhari did not see or authorize those publications. Speaking during an interview with Channels Television, Mr. Mohammed said President Buhari and the party had nothing to do with any other campaign materials apart from the APC manifesto and constitution.
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That is the constitution of the party and the manifesto of the party. Both officials spoke just as Nigerians began the countdown to Mr. Buhari would be day old in office on Saturday, September 5. In February , the rate fell to It has kept its downward trend since, reaching However, the average amount of power sent out on the day to customers was 4, MW. Kingsley Osuoha is general manager of the control centre at the national transmission company.
Other gains include the creation of jobs and saving on money that would otherwise be spent in another country to service aircraft. A C-check falls under heavy maintenance. It was launched in Lagos in February after C-checks were successfully done on a Boeing aircraft owned by Aero. Captain Ado Bayero, who now heads Aero Contractor, confirmed to Africa Check that the facility is fully operational and as at 30 May had three aircraft in its hangar undergoing different checks.
He said the facility has certification up to C-checks and will help other airlines save money and time. Under its Universal Basic Education programme, Nigeria seeks to provide nine years of free and compulsory formal education. To support this, the government gives states a grant to fund classrooms, laboratories, libraries, and buy other learning aids such as books. The most recent publicly available data from the Universal Basic Education Commission shows that N In total, N71 billion was unused by states.
Further, to access this grant, the law requires states to put up a similar amount in addition to showing how they spend the money.
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Many do not meet this requirement, leading to the head of the commission, Hamid Bobboyi, to reportedly highlight his concerns about the low uptake. Ogunwale added that disbursements in and had been a concern. The presidency also made this claim in its Democracy Day speech. In this period the government introduced policies to cut imports such as tariff increases and foreign currency restrictions.
It also started a plan to lend to local farmer at lower interest rates. Since his victory, the pressure on Buhari and his ruling party, the All Progressives' Congress APC , to deliver on campaign promises has been immense. Growing demands for political accountability, enabled by a vibrant media culture, have led to unprecedented scrutiny over every appointment, every speech and every decision by the new government.
So how is Muhammadu Buhari's performance so far stacking up against his campaign promises in his first days in office? Shortly after his inauguration, it was evident that tackling the Boko Haram insurgency in Nigeria's north-east was a major priority.
Buhari's trips to West African neighbours, the G7 in Germany, the African Union summit in South Africa and the United States on invitation from president Obama aimed to restore confidence in Nigeria's leadership of the multinational joint task force, to secure support for the war against Boko Haram, and to restore Nigeria's ties with allies which had frayed under his predecessor.
Although Buhari's government is ostensibly taking the right steps to tackle a six-year insurgency, Boko Haram remains very much active, killing over 1, people since his inauguration.
Recession: Buhari didn’t promise to fix Nigeria in one year - Amechi - Vanguard News
With Buhari's towering personal integrity, anti-corruption is a key area in which many Nigerians eagerly await decisive action on cases of mismanaged and stolen public funds. Although no high profile corruption conviction has been secured, certain indicators point to considerable progress. The anti-corruption agency -- the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission -- dormant for years under former president Goodluck Jonathan is awake from its death-sleep, suddenly acting on old petitions, arraigning former governors , and inviting the Senate President's wife and other high profile personalities for questioning.
Who is Muhammadu Buhari? Quite conspicuously, the APC government is yet to articulate a clear economic policy direction after three months in office.
Buhari's first 100 days: Does Nigerian president mean business?
Perhaps in a bid to calm growing disquiet among Nigerians, investors and international partners, Buhari attributed , in an op-ed, this delay to the challenge of rebuilding damaged institutions first before appointing competent and credible individuals to form his cabinet. This could enable Nigeria ease out of expensive fuel subsidies when a cabinet is finally appointed in the next few weeks.
There is reason to expect a largely technocratic cabinet of credible individuals, if the appointments made so far in strategic revenue generating agencies are anything to go by. The selection of an ExxonMobil vice president and general counsel, Emmanuel Ibe Kachikwu, to head the notoriously opaque state oil corporation, the NNPC, hopefully indicates a refreshing break from Nigeria's penchant for recycling veteran politicians across several regimes and sustaining the personality cults around them.
Nigerians celebrate as President Buhari is sworn in