BREAKING: Nigerians Are Very Forgetful And Unfair – President Buhari

Nigerians are very forgetful and unfair, President Buhari has said.

President Muhammadu Buhari says Nigerians are “very forgetful” of the “achievements” of his regime in the last six years, Onyxnews reports.

According to him, “this administration has tried,” he commended his regime, saying it has “tried” since he came into power in May 2015.

Buhari added that those who want to criticise him should do it objectively.

The president made this statement during his exclusive interview with Nigerians Television Authority (NTA) on Friday.

When asked about the anti-graft fight of his government, Buhari said his administration has done relatively well in bringing corrupt politicians to justice.

He stressed, “Nigerians, I think, are very forgetful. I am very pleased that the majority of Nigerians think that this administration, under the circumstance, are (sic) doing their (sic) best but people who misappropriated funds are elected members either at state or federal level…

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“You can accuse them or try to prove that when they were elected members of the House of Reps and they are given ministries and so on, they had only one house and maybe a wife but now they have several houses may be in Abuja, maybe in Lagos, so, rarely, if you try to work out their legitimacy limit, viz-a-viz their expenditure, they will be exposed.”

He also said there was the need for the establishment of specialised courts in the country to hasten the trial of corrupt politicians.

Meanwhile, Onyxnews reports that President Muhammadu Buhari will on Saturday, June 12 at 7 am address the nation.

This, Onyxnews understands is to mark this year’s Democracy Day.

In a statement issued by Femi Adesina, the presidential spokesperson, said that Television, radio stations, and other electronic media outlets are enjoined to hook up to the network services of the Nigerian Television Authority and Radio Nigeria for the broadcast.