President Muhammadu Buhari’s electoral victory in 2015 saved Nigeria from an imminent total collapse, the Presidency noted on Thursday.
The Presidency also gave the Buhari administration a pat on the back for its performance in the various sectors of Nigeria’s national life in the last five years.
The Presidency’s ‘vote of confidence’ and series of accolades on the administration was released Thursday afternoon in commemoration of its fifth year in the saddle.
In a statement issued by Special Adviser to the President on Media and Publicity, Mr Femi Adesina, the Presidency noted that the Buhari-led administration had moved the country forward and scored major development goals in the three specific areas of intervention that the President identified as priorities when sworn in.
According to the statement, President Buhari had identified security, economy and fifth against corruption as the three fronts of intervention his administration would focus on, adding that it had achieved success in virtually all endeavours, adding that wherever it had yet to achieve total completion, it would be work in progress.
“May 29, 2020, marks the end of the first year of the second four-year term of the Muhammadu Buhari administration, and the fifth year of the government in office.
“Between May 29, 2015, when it was inaugurated for the first term, and now, the Buhari administration has made salutary impact in almost all the facets of Nigerian life.
