My Recovery Act Of God – Buhari
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President Muhammadu Buhari on Monday attributed his recent recovery from an undisclosed ailment to a divine act of the almighty God.
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He made the remark in Daura, Katsina State, when he received Daura Elders Committee, an association of farmers, businessmen, youths, elders and politicians from Katsina in his country home.
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President Buhari also said he returned back to the country with renewed hope and strength to pursue policies that will improve the livelihood of the people and reposition Nigeria for good.
_ “My recent convalescence is a divine act of the almighty God.
“Considering the challenges we are facing as a nation, we have been doing our best to provide sustainable solutions, and we will keep doing our best.
_ “I am happy you came here today, and I am thankful for all the prayers. You are leaders of various groups at the grassroots, and you are closer to the people so you understand these problems as well. We need your support,” Buhari told his visitors.
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Leader of the group of associations, Zannan-Daura, Alhaji Sani Ahmed Daura, said the president’s return signalled God’s interest in turning around the fortunes of the country.
“On behalf of all the elders here, we are grateful to God you returned alive, and in good health,’’ he said.
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He recently returned from London where he spent 104 days on vacation on account of his ill health.
His return and eventual public broadcast had elicited diverse reactions from Nigerians with some assessing his speech to have fallen below expectations.
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Since his return, he has taken a number of steps to douse tensions that arose from the various regional blocs, where some favours restructuring and others opting for separate state.
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The president is, however, expected back in Abuja anytime soon to pilot the affairs of the nation.
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President Muhammadu Buhari on Monday attributed his recent recovery from an undisclosed ailment to a divine act of the almighty God.
_
He made the remark in Daura, Katsina State, when he received Daura Elders Committee, an association of farmers, businessmen, youths, elders and politicians from Katsina in his country home.
_
President Buhari also said he returned back to the country with renewed hope and strength to pursue policies that will improve the livelihood of the people and reposition Nigeria for good.
_ “My recent convalescence is a divine act of the almighty God.
“Considering the challenges we are facing as a nation, we have been doing our best to provide sustainable solutions, and we will keep doing our best.
_ “I am happy you came here today, and I am thankful for all the prayers. You are leaders of various groups at the grassroots, and you are closer to the people so you understand these problems as well. We need your support,” Buhari told his visitors.
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Leader of the group of associations, Zannan-Daura, Alhaji Sani Ahmed Daura, said the president’s return signalled God’s interest in turning around the fortunes of the country.
“On behalf of all the elders here, we are grateful to God you returned alive, and in good health,’’ he said.
_
He recently returned from London where he spent 104 days on vacation on account of his ill health.
His return and eventual public broadcast had elicited diverse reactions from Nigerians with some assessing his speech to have fallen below expectations.
_
Since his return, he has taken a number of steps to douse tensions that arose from the various regional blocs, where some favours restructuring and others opting for separate state.
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The president is, however, expected back in Abuja anytime soon to pilot the affairs of the nation.
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