•Plead
he fights hunger too, not only corruption
•Past govt failed to save for rainy day—FG
•Says genuine effort being made to revamp economy
•Past govt failed to save for rainy day—FG
•Says genuine effort being made to revamp economy
By Chidi Nkwopara, Luka Binniyat, Samuel Oyadongha, Jimitota
Onoyume, Peter Duru, Daud Olatunji, Suzan Edeh, Francis Igata & Abudulsalam
Muhammad
In the
twilight of the Goodluck Jonathan-led Peoples Democratic Party administration,
Nigerians lamented that they had never had it that bad. The challenges
confronting them appeared insurmountable. There was pervasive corruption that
threatened to sweep away the entire nation. Insurgents were having a field day
in the north, declaring their own republic within the Federal Republic of
Nigeria and annexing towns and villages while the government looked helpless.
There was massive unemployment and the energy sector was in comatose with
unending and seemingly impossible fuel and power shortages.
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