Buhari Doing His Best For Nigeria — Lawan

President of the Senate Ahmad Lawan says President Muhammadu
Buhari is trying his best possible to ensure that things are okay
with Nigeria.

This is as Mr Buhari’s insufferable regime continues with its
lethargic response to security and economic challenges.

Under the leadership of Mr Buhari, bandits have stormed
different villages in northern states, looting properties,
abducting school students and causing untold destruction of
livelihoods.

In March, 39 students of the college in Afaka, Igabi Local
Government Area of Kaduna state were abducted from their hostels by
bandits dressed in military uniform, this followed abduction of
students from Katsina, Zamfara and Niger schools.

Having failed woefully in safeguarding the lives and properties
of Nigerians, Mr Buhari had also performed poorly with managing the
country’s economy.

Peoples Gazette reported that the country’s inflation had
worsened, hitting 18.17 per cent in March.

The country’s consumer price index, which measures inflation,
increased by 18.17 per cent (year-on-year), 0.82 per cent points
higher than the rate recorded in February 2021 (17.33 per
cent).

However, Punch Newspaper reported that Mr Lawan while at the
launch of Potiskum Emirate Central Mosque Appeal Fund at Potiskum,
Yobe State on Saturday, said the leadership of the National
Assembly was also trying their best to ensure that things are okay
with Nigeria.

He urged Nigerians to continue to pray for the President Buhari
administrations, adding that leaders need the prayers of their
followers.

“Our leaders, particularly our President, Muhammadu Buhari, may
God grant him good health, God has given him the leadership of this
country through you. He is trying his possible best for you and we
too that are part of his leadership, we are trying our best to
ensure that things are okay for Nigeria,” Mr Lawan said.

“I will therefore take this opportunity to urge you to continue
to pray for our leaders that may Almighty Allah continue to guide
them as they proffer solutions to security challenges, youth
unemployment and for us to continue to assist our people,” he
added.

The country’s consumer price index, which measures inflation,
increased by 18.17 per cent (year-on-year), 0.82 per cent points
higher than the rate recorded in February 2021 (17.33 per
cent).

The CPI report for March released by the National Bureau of
Statistics detailed that the headline index increased by 1.56 per
cent in March 2021, which is 0.02 per cent points higher than the
rate recorded in February 2021 (1.54 per cent).

President of the Senate Ahmad Lawan says President Muhammadu
Buhari is trying his best possible to ensure that things are okay
with Nigeria.

This is as Mr Buhari’s insufferable regime continues with its
lethargic response to security and economic challenges.

Under the leadership of Mr Buhari, bandits have stormed
different villages in northern states, looting properties,
abducting school students and causing untold destruction of
livelihoods.

In March, 39 students of the college in Afaka, Igabi Local
Government Area of Kaduna state were abducted from their hostels by
bandits dressed in military uniform, this followed abduction of
students from Katsina, Zamfara and Niger schools.

Having failed woefully in safeguarding the lives and properties
of Nigerians, Mr Buhari had also performed poorly with managing the
country’s economy.

Peoples Gazette reported that the country’s inflation had
worsened, hitting 18.17 per cent in March.

The country’s consumer price index, which measures inflation,
increased by 18.17 per cent (year-on-year), 0.82 per cent points
higher than the rate recorded in February 2021 (17.33 per
cent).

However, Punch Newspaper reported that Mr Lawan while at the
launch of Potiskum Emirate Central Mosque Appeal Fund at Potiskum,
Yobe State on Saturday, said the leadership of the National
Assembly was also trying their best to ensure that things are okay
with Nigeria.

He urged Nigerians to continue to pray for the President Buhari
administrations, adding that leaders need the prayers of their
followers.

“Our leaders, particularly our President, Muhammadu Buhari, may
God grant him good health, God has given him the leadership of this
country through you. He is trying his possible best for you and we
too that are part of his leadership, we are trying our best to
ensure that things are okay for Nigeria,” Mr Lawan said.

“I will therefore take this opportunity to urge you to continue
to pray for our leaders that may Almighty Allah continue to guide
them as they proffer solutions to security challenges, youth
unemployment and for us to continue to assist our people,” he
added.

The country’s consumer price index, which measures inflation,
increased by 18.17 per cent (year-on-year), 0.82 per cent points
higher than the rate recorded in February 2021 (17.33 per
cent).

The CPI report for March released by the National Bureau of
Statistics detailed that the headline index increased by 1.56 per
cent in March 2021, which is 0.02 per cent points higher than the
rate recorded in February 2021 (1.54 per cent).