Expert says Nigerians will be grateful for President next year
Management expert, Dr Peter Kwembe has said that Nigerians will celebrate President Muhammadu Buhari next year.
President Muhammadu Buhari
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Kwembe also urged Nigerians to be patient with Buhari and wait for his economic policy to yield results.
“I wish to advise Nigerians to shun politics and cooperate with Buhari to lay solid foundation for our country for the benefits of generations yet unborn,” he said according to Daily Trust.
“Nigerians should be patient. I assure you that if the president did not give in to pressure, Nigerians would celebrate him by second quarter of next year,” he added.
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Kwembe’s comments come as Vice President, Yemi Osinbajo assured Nigerians that Buhari would soon lead them into the Promised Land.
Osinbajo made the comment on Sunday, September 25, at an interdenominational service held in Abuja as part of events to commemorate Nigeria’s 56th independence anniversary.
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