The National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Chief John Odigie-Oyegun, has again assured Nigerians that President Muhammadu Buhari is rebuilding a Nigeria of tomorrow where things would work properly and that he is determined to bequeath a Nigeria that can provide plentiful opportunities to its people
Odigie-Oyegun said this on Friday in Abuja on the occasion of the 77th birthday party organized in honour by the APC’s workers said: “God gave us a president who is ready to take challenge, who has determined that this is the last economic hardship this nation will ever go through.
“The Nigeria of tomorrow will be a Nigeria that produces, that can give employment to its youth, will be a nation that can provide plentiful opportunities for its people.
“That is the Nigeria that President Muhammadu Buhari is building and my appeal is that we should all see ourselves as participants in this struggle, that we have sacrifices we have to make to ensure we get there.”
Chief Oyegun said that this is the last economic hardship Nigerians will go through after the right structure anchored on sound economic policies is put in place, adding: “God in his wisdom has provided APC to the nation at this crucial time and in his wisdom gave us a man of strong will, iron determination, courage in the person of President Muhammadu Buhari.
“He has decided that we will never ever again depend upon a single crop, so he is laying a very solid foundation for the take off of this nation such that all resources that God has endowed this nation with whether it is anything.
The APC chairman pledged that the party is ready to make life better for all the staff of the party who weathered the storm with it.
“I remember when we were just a few staff, when this baby needed rehabilitation, when we had no chairs, when members of the National Working Committee were making sacrifices to prepare for the election that has now become history in the country.
“We have set up a committee to look into the working conditions of the staff of the national secretariat headed by the deputy national chairman south who has completed his assignment and we will have reasons to smile in the few months ahead.”
He said that they knew things were bad with the economy but did not know the extent to which they were bad. [myad]
