Mr Buhari wondered why some African countries are still descending into the abyss of unconstitutional change of government.
“We thank God that Nigeria is still one. We should not forget that more than a million died for the nation to survive,” Mr Buhari said.
“We are credible. That’s why the countries and institutions agreed to support our development with the loans,’’ stated Mr Buhari.
Amid rising security threats in the Federal Capital Territory, the police have intensified stop-and-search operations.
The Grade I Area Court in Karu, Abuja, remanded a driver, John Isah, in prison custody for stealing valuables from the neighbourhood.
The prosecutor said that during the police investigation, the convict confessed, and the money was recovered from him.
The five suspects arrested are within ages 18 to 25 years old, and are artisans within the federal territory.
INEC urged FCT residents to go to their electoral wards, revealing that the devolution of PVCs to the wards commenced on Friday.
Mr Buhari said he knew what it felt like for a country to suffer from energy shortage.
He said those affected in Abuja Municipal Area Council (AMAC) numbered 20,376; those in Bwari Area Council numbered 2,058 while 2,279 persons were affected in Abaji Area Council.
