According to President Muhammadu
Buhari, times may be hard in Nigeria, 'but the country’s dawn is about to
break'
He also said that the change his administration promised
would not be easy to attain, but it would be achieved ultimately.
The president, represented by his political adviser, Senator
Femi Ojudu, made the comments during
the South West Conference of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Ibadan, Oyo
State.
“You all may well know, the darkest part of the night is the
period before dawn. Nigeria’s dawn is about to break. We are dogged to turn
things around,” Buhari said.
“Change is not easy, but we are not relenting or yielding
until we achieve a better life for all Nigerians. The change we advocate will
be irrevocable when we are finally done. We just have to change from our old
ways of doing things because things cannot be allowed to continue the way they
were.

“Already, there are signs that things are turning round for
the better. In the oil and gas industries for instance, many investors are
showing tremendous interest in building petroleum refineries.
In no distant
time, the issues of fuel scarcity will become a thing of the past,” he added,,,,,
‘’I will make Nigerians proud. Never be disheartened or discouraged in any way’’
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