The presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress, APC, General Muhammadu Buhari has promised to declare his assets and liabilities once elected and sworn into office as President on May 29, 2015.
And other members of his cabinet and appointees, he said, would be asked to toe the same line.
“Buhari is very passionate to create jobs for our youths and strongly feels that the best way to create jobs in this region is to revamp Enugu coal, which has been abandoned since the civil war.”
And other members of his cabinet and appointees, he said, would be asked to toe the same line.
“Buhari is very passionate to create jobs for our youths and strongly feels that the best way to create jobs in this region is to revamp Enugu coal, which has been abandoned since the civil war.”
Buhari spoke through APC spokesman in South-East zone, Mr. Osita Okechukwu, after a road show in Enugu to sensitize the people on how he intended to run a transparent government on Thursday.
Buhari would inaugurate the National Council on Procurement as stipulated in the Procurement Act. He also assured the Igbo nation that he stood by his pledge to revamp coal in Enugu, if elected as President, noting that his word was his bond.
On the issue of insurgency and insecurity, Okechukwu said Buhari served the country meritoriously in the military to the highest level, and recalled how he crushed the Maitasine terrorists, a violent rabid sect like Boko Haram and chased away Chadian Army from Nigeria.
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