APC-UK commends Buhari on devt

All Progressives Congress (APC), United Kingdom chapter, has commended the President Muhammadu Buhari-led administration for its efforts to fasttrack the nation’s development.
Leader of the UK chapter of the party, Ade Omole, gave the commendation in an interview with yesterday in Abuja, as part of activities marking this year’s democracy day.
Appraising the President’s three years in office, Omole said only a genius can proffer solutions and address all challenges facing a society.” According to him, the APC-led government is delivering unique solutions to serious challenges facing the country.
Omole said this prompted him to offer to pay for the President’s Expression of Interest and Nomination forms to re-contest the 2019 presidential election, adding that his decision was driven by reality of performance on ground.
He said the UK chapter of the APC was interested in the wellbeing of Nigeria and its citizens in all facets, adding that it would do everything possible to achieve this.
“We care about the future of our great nation, the future of our children, and the quality of life of all.
The idea is to enable him complete his infrastructure development for the country as well as consolidate on the achievements of his administration in the last three years.
“He deserves a second term and we are delighted that he has decided to re-contest, and we shall fully support his bid.
I strongly believe that President Buhari has done more than expected by most Nigerians, considering the situation in the country before he assumed office in 2015.
“This APC-led government is making steady progress, especially in the areas of economy, tackling insecurity and corruption, power and transportation,” he said.
Omole said Buhari’s approach to the country´s economic and security problems were sustainable and long-lasting, adding that beyond the support of Nigerians, he ha the support of the international community.
He said Nigerians abroad were united in protecting the milestones achievement of President Buhari’s government in the last three years.
Omole, however, added that those that might want to criticise the administration and accuse it of under-performing, should evaluate it against the background of the challenges it faced since coming into office in May 2015.
He noted that as a former military officer, Buhari had worked ceaselessly to restore the morale of the Nigerian military by re-organising and equipping the institution.
Omole said that the President had also ensured continued peace in the Niger Delta through consistent funding of the federal government’s Amnesty Programme for exmilitants.
He pointed out that Buhari had also introduced improved mechanism for the distribution of aids to Internally Displaced Persons Camps in the North-east through the establishment of the Special Intervention Programme of the federal government’s door-to-door strategy