“ My frustration is that some people still have plenty stolen money stashed in Europe, U S and other countries”, said president Muhammadu Buhari. Mr President said this during an interactive session with the Nigerian community in Paris.
Buhari equally reiterated his commitment towards developing the educational sector. He assured Nigerians to expect more investment in the sector, noting that allocations to the educational sector will be improved as revenue increases, describing the sector as a major engine for the development of any country.
“We are currently reviewing investments in the entire infrastructure of the country like road, rail and power, including investing more in education.
We will certainly need to do more in education,’’ he said. President Buhari enjoined Nigerian elites, both at home and diaspora, to do more in contributing to the educational sector of the country, expressing surprise that the elites tolerated the fall in standards and structures of educational institutions despite oil windfalls in the past that would have made all the difference. “I am doing my best now to utilize our resources to develop the country,’’ he said.
“ We are already getting results on road, rail and power. My frustration is that some people still have
plenty stolen money stashed in Europe, U S and other countries.’’
President Buhari said return of stolen assets in some safe heavens will bolster the administration’s current effort of investing more in critical infrastructure that directly impact on the livelihood of Nigerians .
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