President Muhammadu Buhari said the offensive against drug traffickers will be intensified and urged the Nigerians in diaspora to always provide useful information that will help the Government to put an end to this menace. He made this statement on Tuesday in Saudi Arabia.
Mr President received the leader of Nigerian community in Saudi Arabia towards the end of his Umrah trip and promised to expose and bring to book those involved in illegal trade and drug trafficking in the country.
He assured them that his administration will fight against corruption and secure the country and improve economy. Also he was gratitude for his re-election and told them that he is indebted to Nigerians for renewal of his mandate for a second term.
“Every country has its own unpatriotic citizens. In China and Saudi Arabia, the laws are stringent on these things. Our citizens must obey our laws. They must respect the laws of other jurisdictions and if they don’t, then they should blame themselves, not the harsh laws that they meet.”
“We have tried in the war against terrorism and citizens in the Northeast are our best witnesses. Agriculture is doing well, to the point that we are food self-sufficient, as a result helping the nation to save money on imports.”
“we are doing our best. I will continue to keep the trust of citizens. I am happy Nigerians have confidence in us. The crowds I witnessed in my campaign across the 36 states were not staged. No amount of money could have generated that enthusiasm. I assure everyone that I will continue to do my best. I will keep the trust of Nigerians,’’ He stated.
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