Buhari Not Aware Of Many Promises Made To Nigerians In 2015 – Femi Adesina
President Muhammadu Buhari’s special adviser for media and publicity, Femi Adesina, asserted on Thursday that his boss is oblivious of numerous political commitments made to Nigerians in 2015.
Many campaign promises were made in 2015, but many of them did not originate from Buhari, who was then a candidate for the All Progressives Congress (APC), according to the presidential media adviser.
On Thursday, Adesina claimed during an appearance on Channels TV’s Sunrise Daily that numerous reckless promises from various support organizations were being misrepresented as party manifestos but were actually unofficial documents or statements.
He continued by saying that when he asked President Buhari about some of them upon returning to his job as a media assistant, Buhari said that he knew nothing about them.
You had no idea if they belonged to a support group or the party. There was a booklet titled “100 Things Buhari Will Do in 100 Days,” for example. I asked him about the document when I took over as his media adviser, and he was unaware of it.
Since I’m not particularly a party person, I’m unsure if some pledges are included in the manifesto. However, I am aware that each party would make pledges before winning an election, and whoever wins an election must keep those promises.
What I’m saying is that as of 2015, there were different kinds of documents that even the party was unaware of because so many support groups released their.
When questioned about some of the formal pre-election commitments that could be directly attributed to Buhari, Adesina, however, blamed economic realities for the President’s failure to keep some of them.
A nation can only spend the resources it has; it cannot spend what it lacks.
He added that as the economic realities change, you must adapt and take action in accordance with your abilities and the new economic circumstances.
