Press statement from Senior Special Assistant (Media & Publicity) to President Buhari, Shehu Garba
President Muhammadu Buhari arrived in Munich, Germany on Sunday, 7 June, armed with the “wish list” of Nigeria in line with the demand of the Group of Seven (G7) industrialized countries.
The G7 had earlier requested the then President-elect to prepare a shopping list and come with it for their consideration in what is seen as an excellent goodwill gesture towards the new leader and the country.
The Senior Special Assistant (Media and Publicity) to the President, Malam Garba Shehu in a statement from Munich on Sunday said top on the list of the requests President Buhari will tender before the G7 leaders is on the problem of security. “We have a problem which they know.” President Buhari himself said.
The President said he has used every opportunity at his disposal ahead of this meeting to discuss the country’s needs with specific reference to terrorism and development needs at person-to-person meetings and phone conversations with some of these leaders.
“These development issues, many and varied as they are, touch on the economy, combating corruption, increased foreign direct investment, FDI; power and energy, infrastructure, environment, enhanced transparency in elections and good governance.”
President Buhari announced that the leaders of the industrialized nations have shown a preparedness to work with Nigeria to help the country out of her problems.
President Buhari will hold meetings on the sidelines with the host, German Chancellor Angela Merkel, the French President, Francois Hollande, Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper, the Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and the World Bank President Dr. Jim Yong Kim.
Mal Garba Shehu
Senior Special Assistant (Media & Publicity)
Munich
Germany.
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ReplyDeleteI hope they don;t give him stupid conditions before they grant such wish. I know the west have a way with such demands.
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ReplyDeleteI wish him all d best in his desire to bring d best to Nigeria. Thumbs up to him, and more power tohis elbows.
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ReplyDeleteThe issue of security is quite important but emphasis should be given to "loots recovery."
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well done mr President! but why do you always wear black whenever you travel outside the country- is that really how much you love being a black man??????
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ReplyDeleteLet's see how APC and Buhari can change. Bcos all they ate doing now if the PDP policies which the PDP wonna do and they said why will GEJ seek for foreign help when 9ja Military are able. Why are they seeking it now. They deceived I guys to power. They will soon divide like the PDP
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ReplyDeleteGiven there are no free lunches, what is Naija's price tag for the new "wish list" so magnanimously requested by the West? Truth is, there's an enormous cost to the nation whether now or in the immediate future when collection is due. Question is: will the set terms/conditions in addition to the "new debt burden" be palatable to Buhari and Naijas when the time is up? I dey laff.
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