President Muhammadu Buhari has come out to give a personal assessment of the achievements of his administration in its first 100 days.
Speaking on BBC Africa, the President reiterated his remarks on BBC Hausa service where he said the schoolgirls kidnapped from Chibok in Borno State, admitting that it would be very difficult to find them.
On the anti-terrorism war, President Buhari said: “With the resources available to us at the time, I think the Nigerian Military and law enforcement have done well in our first task of securing the country. Our goal is to prevent them captured villages and cities, but it would take a long time before a stop to suicide attacks.”
When quizzed if his administration has been able to recover any stolen fund so far, the president remarked: “We are getting a lot of results. We hope in a couple of months’ time we can make clear disclosures and start the prosecution of those that had been stealing the crude. Those who have been in charge of the NNPC at top level, they can’t claim ignorance of what has been happening for the last ten years”.
Watch a video clip of the interview below:
