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By Johnbosco Agbakwuru

ABUJA – PRESIDENT Muhammadu Buhari Monday thanked God that in the last two years there have been improvement on the rainy season which has resulted in bumpy harvest.

President Buhari with Ooni of Ife H.R.H. Oba Adeyeye Ogunwusi Ojaja II and Sultan of Sokoto H.R.H. Sa’ad Abubakar IV

The President who stated this when the National Council of Traditional Rulers of Nigerian paid him a courtesy visit at the Presidential Villa, also said he was considering to go on exile and which country to run to if this year’s harvest was not good.

President Buhari told the natural rulers that when he took over the reign of government in 2015, he met an economy that was in bad condition, adding that nobody would deceive anybody in the country in the management of the resources.

He said that he will continue to pursue Programmes and projects that will better the lives of Nigerians in all spheres of live, stressing that over the years mismanagement of national resources was responsible for the current economic woes currently bedeviling the country.

He said Nigeria should be able to use its population strength of being the biggest black nation in the world to its advantage and that he will continue to pursue Programmes and projects that will better the lives of Nigerians in all spheres of live.

Buhari stated that Nigeria should be able to use its population strength of being the biggest black nation in the world to its advantage.

Speaking on the general security situation in the country, the president said all hands should be on deck to completely secure Nigeria so as to develop it further.

He said, “We know our limitations we have to continue to strengthen our constitution, to strengthen the resolve of our people to live together, work together.

“We are lucky this year that last year and this year the rainy season is good. If it were not good I must confide in you that I was considering which country to run to.

“But God answered the prayers of many Nigerians the rainy season last year was good and this year with the report I’m getting is good. We thank God for that otherwise there would have been a lot of problems in this country.”