Buhari is fixing Nigeria’s security architecture says Osinbajo
Vice President Yemi Osinbajo has said that President Muhammadu Buhari has taken necessary steps to grow the security architecture of the country.
He said these important steps were in addition to the socioeconomic policies put in place by the president, for the benefits of Nigerians.
Osinbajo made this revelation on Friday in Awka, Anambra State, while addressing All Progressives Congress (APC) delegates.
The Vice President and the APC presidential aspirant had visited Enugu after Anambra.
The VP gave an assurance that with the “re-engineering of the security architecture, with the view to be more effective on the ground, we will begin to see the fruits of that, especially with the acquisition of more platforms – mobile platforms, air platforms, and, of course, technology, that will be useful in resolving some of these problems.”
On his arrival to Anambra International Cargo Airport, the Vice President was welcomed by the State Governor, Prof. Chukwuma Soludo; Deputy Governor, Dr. Onyeka Ibezim; and a host of others.
The VP said that “technology would be useful and deployed to resolve the problem of insecurity.”
While reacting to questions from delegates, the VP reaffirmed his experience in government, noting that “after serving as Vice President and being exposed to several aspects of governance by President Muhammadu Buhari, I know that God made this possible so that I would serve the people as President.”
On his visit to the Anambra State Governor, the VP said “I’ve sought Prof. Soludo’s advice well before he became one of the members of the Presidential Economic Advisory Council.
“We are looking forward to working with you; and I believe that all will be well with our country and Anambra State. Everyone is looking to Anambra state; this is one of the major hubs of industry, especially small businesses; and a place where we expect to see very significant contributions to national economy.”
Governor Soludo, in his reaction said, “You have been to Anambra severally, but the one that I was part of, in receiving you, and the one dear to my heart, was when you came to commission the shoe factory (at Ogbunike)
“Our government is about promoting made in Anambra, made in Nigeria (products). You came to empower us with that, with the MSMEs and thousands of youths and the less privileged in that particular industry.”
