2023: Again Buhari Promises Credible Elections

President Muhammadu Buhari has reiterated that the 2023 parliamentary elections will be free, fair and credible as no form of manipulation will be allowed.

The president made the remarks while hosting a pre-election mediation mission for the West African Elders Forum, led by former Sierra Leone president Dr. Schley. Ernest By Koroma at the Abuja State Capitol.

Buhari referred to what he said had successfully held off-season elections in Anambra, Ekiti and Osun states and said he would allow the people to elect the leaders they wanted.

According to a statement released by the president’s special adviser Femi Adesina, people should vote for whoever they want in any political party. We do not allow anyone to use money or rogues to intimidate people. He expressed his belief that election rigging would be even more difficult now that Nigerians are more informed and know that the benefits of dialogue outweigh the carrying of weapons.

Likewise, the President received a delegation of political, religious and business leaders from Gombe Province who visited his office to express appreciation for his role in discovering commercial quantities of oil in the province’s Colmani region. rice field.

Buhari briefed visitors and said, whatever his critics might say, his government had made progress in stabilizing the country’s security situation, reviving the economy and fighting corruption. rice field.

The president described his visit as a morale boost, pointing out that he was just doing his job.

In his memoirs, the president said a feasibility study was developed in the 1970s when he was oil minister for more than three years, believing it would further stabilize the community, so the group should rather celebrate the will to discover oil. Gombe Governor Mohammed Inuwa Yahaya, meanwhile, believed the project would improve the country’s socio-economic wealth, create jobs and benefit farmers.