Nigerians have been urged by President Muhammadu Buhari to forgive and endure the shortcomings of his administration.
He promised that the All Progressives Congress (APC) presidential candidate Bola Tinubu’s administration would not only address those flaws but also continue where Buhari left off.
On Monday, Buhari addressed a large audience at the Dikko Stadium in Katsina State for the APC’s presidential campaign rally.
He said that the COVID-19 pandemic and other problems were to blame for Nigeria’s economic downturn, but he insisted that his administration had made some small progress.
He requested forgiveness and patience in the name of God. Encourage your family members to continue casting ballots for the APC; Tinubu will continue from where we left off.
“Make sure Tinubu for president and Dikko Radda for governor of Katsina State, as well as other party candidates, get your votes.”
In the meantime, Tinubu made the observation that the APC Progressive Governors Forum and Campaign Council thought about delaying the rally to remember the 41 people who were killed by terrorists last weekend in Katsina, but they decided to go ahead with it because they were very determined to defeat the terrorists.
“We will not be discouraged by security threats to our people,” he declared. The terrorists will be dealt with by us. We will defeat them, and they will lose because they are evil.
“We are stronger and superior to them, whether they derive joy and satisfaction from their wicked acts.” Children, widows, and those who have lost a loved one will all be provided for, and Allah alone can ease our suffering. Not to be forgotten are the uniformed men who paid the ultimate price.
According to Governor Aminu Masari, the race for the presidency is one between Tinubu and the APC—the light side—and the other candidates—the dark side.
He made the announcement that Tinubu would be donating N100 million to the victims and families of the 41 Katsina residents who were murdered by terrorists in Bakori.