President Elect, Gen. Muhammadu Buhari has accused the Administration
of President Goodluck Jonathan of acting “too little too late” in its
efforts to rescue over 200 girls abducted from the Government Girls’
Secondary School, Chibok, Borno State last year.
Buhari, who received his Certificate of Return from the INEC
Headquarters on Tuesday afternoon, said this in an exclusive interview
with CNN’s Christiane Amanpour.
While responding to questions on what he plans to do to defeat Boko
Haram insurgents in the North east of Nigeria, Buhari said, “We will
work in partnership with our neighbouring countries, Cameroon, Chad, and
Niger. The Jonathan administration should have restricted the movements
of terrorists and weapons across our borders.”
He talked about the continued abduction of the Chibok girls saying
“Pres. Jonathan’s efforts at rescuing the girls came a little too
late,” he said.
Buhari who is a retired military General expressed confidence in the
ability of the Nigerian army to defeat Boko Haram saying their success
is presently being hindered by institutional corruption.
According to him, “The performance [of the military] was, and is still, affected by corruption in the system.”
3 comments:
Buhari is kinda right tho, but stop making much noise start marking out strategies to curb the situation jooor
Mind what you say...wait till he assumes office!
Well,if he really cared about the girls,he should have one way or the other,given GEJ some professional advice on how to handle the matter."just saying".
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