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President Muhammadu Buhari on Thursday, emphasized the need for adequate security in African countries adding that no growth or development could be achieved an insecure environment.
Buhari said this when he received a special envoy of the Algerian President, who is also the country’s Foreign Minister, Mr Sabri Boukadoum, at the Presidential Villa, Abuja.
In a statement by his Special Adviser on Media and Publicity, Femi Adesina, titled ‘We’ll deepen economic cooperation with Algeria, President Buhari assures’, the president wondered what African leaders will bequeath to the next generation if they could not secure their countries adding that peace, tranquillity and security were essential in African countries.
He said, “Unless you secure your environment, you can’t manage it well.
“We should all secure our countries, because if we don’t, what do we then bequeath to the next generation?
“We can’t grow or develop in an insecure environment.”
The President was also quoted as promising that his regime will encourage and support every move that will enhance economic cooperation between Nigeria and Algeria.
He said projects like the Trans-Sahara road, international gas pipelines, and other areas of economic cooperation would be given adequate attention for the good of the people of the two countries.
The special envoy described Nigeria as the pillar of Africa. He said he brought messages from his President, “so that we consult, and see what we can do together.”
Rivers State Governor, Nyesom Wike, has said the President will set the country ‘on fire’ by not implementing some of the requests voiced out by leaders at the recent discussions […]
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