Politics: Nigerian elites should judge us fairly - President Buhari

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President Buhari has asked Nigerian elites to judge his administration fairly in governance. 

 

Speaking on Tuesday September 8 at the closing of the first-year ministerial performance review retreat held in Abuja, President Buhari recounted some of the challenges his administration faced upon getting elected in 2015. 

 

The Nigerian leader stated that his administration has done more for the country with less resources.

 

He said; 

 

“I want the Nigerian elites, please encourage them, to judge us fairly. 

“When we came, it collapsed to $37, $38 per barrel, you know it. And the militants were unleashed on the administration, and the production went down to half a million barrels per day.

“I want you to please reflect, what was the condition of the infrastructure then, in spite of those earnings.”

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