Anyim made the comment during a recent interview with Vanguard in Aba, the state capital.
‘President should be praised, appreciated,’ Anyim says
He also urged new militant group, Niger Delta Avengers, to stop blowing up oil installations in the country.
President Muhammadu Buhari
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“The President must be commended for his doggedness and robust resilience in tackling the perennial problem of insecurity and corruption which stagnated the development of this nation," he said.
“The mess he (Buhari) is cleaning, the sacrifice he is making because of our better tomorrow, should be appreciated. The people of Nigeria should be patient. Weeping may endure for a night, but joy comes in the morning; our time for weeping is over. We will soon experience joy in abundance,” he added.
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