APC says President has returned to 'fix' Nigeria's challenges
APC said President Buhari has returned with new vigour and optimism to fix the challenges facing Nigeria.
President Muhammadu Buhari in Aso Rock after his return from London on March 10 2017
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In a statement by its spokesman, Bolaji Abdullahi, the APC noted that President Buhari had returned with "new vigour and optimism" to fix the challenges facing Nigeria.
The statement reads:
“The party believes that President Buhari is now well rested and has returned with new vigour and optimism to fix the challenges facing our people and fulfil the promises our party made to Nigerians during the 2015 elections.
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“We thank the president for following due process and properly handing over to his deputy, vice-president and thereby saving the country the needless controversies and crises that we experienced in the past.
“The Party also commend the Vice President, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo for competently holding the fort on behalf of Mr President and for his loyalty and commitment to the change agenda of our party.
Meanwhile, Aso Villa officials confirmed to that President Buhari has asked Osinbajo to continue with running Nigeria while he continues with his rest.
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