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Minister of Niger Delta Affairs, Usani Uguru Usani, claims that President Muhammadu Buhari has done more for the Niger delta region than other Presidents before him.
According to TODAY, addressing newsmen at his residence in Abuja, the Minister said, “I can say that the Niger Delta region is benefiting more under the APC regime led by President Buhari than it benefited from any other regime.
“Rather than support President Muhammadu Buhari to do more, we are adding to the destruction of the environment, our ecosystem, fresh water and aquatic lives. I must say that the environment is ours and destroying it will not do us any good. Imagine the Ogoni reclamation is going to take 30 years, yet we have not learnt.”
“I work for all Nigerians. So, honest and people with good intentions can be sure that my doors, both in the office and at home, are open to those with useful contributions to move the affairs of the Niger Delta forward. Well, I don’t work to be heard but to achieve results.
“Unfortunately, we assumed office to meet the budgeting process and the budget has just been passed, so you should expect more action now.”
According to TODAY, addressing newsmen at his residence in Abuja, the Minister said, “I can say that the Niger Delta region is benefiting more under the APC regime led by President Buhari than it benefited from any other regime.
“Rather than support President Muhammadu Buhari to do more, we are adding to the destruction of the environment, our ecosystem, fresh water and aquatic lives. I must say that the environment is ours and destroying it will not do us any good. Imagine the Ogoni reclamation is going to take 30 years, yet we have not learnt.”
“I work for all Nigerians. So, honest and people with good intentions can be sure that my doors, both in the office and at home, are open to those with useful contributions to move the affairs of the Niger Delta forward. Well, I don’t work to be heard but to achieve results.
“Unfortunately, we assumed office to meet the budgeting process and the budget has just been passed, so you should expect more action now.”