Former Federal Commissioner of Information, Edwin Clark has said that President Muhammadu Buhari is capable of leading Nigeria.
Jonathan loyalist finally thinks Buhari is worth supporting
Clark, a loyalist of former President, Goodluck Jonathan, further urged Nigerians to support Buhari.
Edwin Clark
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Clark, a loyalist of former President, Goodluck Jonathan further urged Nigerians to support Buhari.
The former commissioner made the comments on Wednesday, June 3, 2015, when he received a group, known as Probity Ambassadors Organisation of Nigeria in Abuja.
“I have congratulated President Buhari and today, he is our President. He’s not the President of a section of the country. Buhari is fit for the job and he’s capable of leading us. We will support him,” Clark added.
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“Campaigns are over and a winner has emerged. We must come together after the election and give our support to the President. The loser of the election, who had all the powers to do and undo, came out to congratulate the President. That action of the former President is the best thing that has happened in this country,” he added.
Clark had previously said that Buhari was incapable of ruling a democratic state and also doubted the President’s ability to win elections in Nigeria.
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