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President Muhammadu Buhari has sounded a note of warning to those campaigning for an extension of his tenure, stressing that he swore by the Qur’an to leave office after his second term ends in May 2023.
According to a statement by Garba Shehu, presidential spokesman, Buhari made this known on Friday at a meeting with some Nigerian residents in Makkah, Saudi Arabia.
On Monday, Buhari departed Abuja for Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, to take part in the investment conference organised by the Future Investment Initiative Institute.
At the meeting with the Nigerians in Saudi Arabia, the president said he will not accept any clamour for an “unconstitutional extension” of his tenure.
Buhari also said for the rest of “eighteen months or so of my time left, whatever I can do to improve the life of Nigerians, I will do it for the country”.
“I swore by the Holy Qur’an that I will serve in accordance with the constitution and leave when my time is up. No “Tazarce’’ (tenure extension),” Buhari said.
“I don’t want anybody to start talking about and campaigning for unconstitutional extension. I will not accept that.”
He praised Nigerians staying in Saudi Arabia for representing the country well and projecting its good image.
He further urged citizens at home to be fair to his administration at all times, asking critics to compare the security situations in the north-east and south-south in 2015 with the present.
“My problem is the North West where people are killing and stealing from one another. I had to be very hard on them and I will continue to be very hard until we put them in line and bring back order,” he said.
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