‘No Human Law Is Perfect’: Top Quotes From Buhari’s New Year Message

President Muhammadu Buhari on Monday addressed Nigerians in a
live television broadcast to commemorate the New Year.

Here are some of the top quotes drawn from the
President’s speech below;

We must change our way of doing things or we will stagnate and
be left behind in the race to lift our people out of poverty and
into prosperity.

We have got to get used to discipline and direction in economic
management. The days of business, as usual, are numbered.

Great nations are built by enterprising people who turn their
hands to anything that circumstances dictate.

No human law or edifice is perfect. Whatever structure we
develop must periodically be perfected according to changing
circumstances and the country’s socio-economic developments.

When all the aggregates of nationwide opinions are considered,
my firm view is that our problems are more to do with process than
structure.

Politicians must avoid exploiting ethnicity and religion by
linking ethnicity with religion and religion with politics. Such
must be avoided at all costs if we are to live in harmony.

Political discourse should be conducted with civility, decorum
and in a constitutional manner. We all have a collective
responsibility to strengthen our democracy and entrench the rule of
law.

Terrorism and urban crimes are world-wide phenomena and our
security forces are continuously adapting their responses to
changing threats.

President Muhammadu Buhari on Monday addressed Nigerians in a
live television broadcast to commemorate the New Year.

Here are some of the top quotes drawn from the
President’s speech below;

We must change our way of doing things or we will stagnate and
be left behind in the race to lift our people out of poverty and
into prosperity.

We have got to get used to discipline and direction in economic
management. The days of business, as usual, are numbered.

Great nations are built by enterprising people who turn their
hands to anything that circumstances dictate.

No human law or edifice is perfect. Whatever structure we
develop must periodically be perfected according to changing
circumstances and the country’s socio-economic developments.

When all the aggregates of nationwide opinions are considered,
my firm view is that our problems are more to do with process than
structure.

Politicians must avoid exploiting ethnicity and religion by
linking ethnicity with religion and religion with politics. Such
must be avoided at all costs if we are to live in harmony.

Political discourse should be conducted with civility, decorum
and in a constitutional manner. We all have a collective
responsibility to strengthen our democracy and entrench the rule of
law.

Terrorism and urban crimes are world-wide phenomena and our
security forces are continuously adapting their responses to
changing threats.