Political Issues
Democracy Day: APC Chieftain Drums Support for Buhari -By Edwin Uhara
The UN-trained negotiator urged Nigerians to eschew restiveness and key in to the ongoing revolutions in the nation’s Agricultural and Information Communication sectors, saying these are the two sectors that recently got the country out of recession and still have the key to food security and massive job creation.
A Chieftain of the ruling All Progressives Congress, Comrade Edwin Uhara has advised Nigerians not to lose hope in the government of President Muhammadu Buhari, saying better days await the nation.
In a statement personally signed and released to newsmen in Abuja on Friday, Uhara said, President Buhari’s achievements in the last six years are laudable despite the paucity of fund occasioned by the low price of crude oil at the international market.
The young politician who is aspiring for an elective post in the upcoming national convention of the party said, Nigerians should rally round President Buhari so that he can deliver his campaign promises to the nation.
He commended Mr. President for displaying rare visionary leadership which inspired the establishment of the Presidential Taskforce on Covid-19 which recently transitioned to the Presidential Steering Committee on Covid-19 with the overall goal of flattening the Covid-19 curve in Nigeria.
He noted that because of the effective coordination of Covid-19 Vaccine distribution by the Presidential Steering Committee, the World Health Organisation recently declared Nigeria’s vaccine rollout as the best in Africa in terms of storage and utilisation of available vaccines for its population; adding that many countries are now looking up to Nigeria to learn how to better roll out vaccination programmes.
The UN-trained negotiator urged Nigerians to eschew restiveness and key in to the ongoing revolutions in the nation’s Agricultural and Information Communication sectors, saying these are the two sectors that recently got the country out of recession and still have the key to food security and massive job creation.
The party stalwart further noted that with the recent unveiling of the first made-in-Nigeria mobile phone with locally sourced components by the Electrical/Electronics Technology Department of the Industrial Training Fund, the Buhari administration has opened the door to Nigeria’s great prosperity in the coming months as more jobs are going to be created both for skilled and unskilled workers.
He therefore urged Nigerians to continue to pray and support Mr. President and his team as they work to make the country better for everyone.
Happy Democracy Day to Nigerians!
SIGNED
Comrade Edwin Uhara,
APC Chieftain and Member of the Presidential Campaign Council in the last Presidential Election
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