Senate President Bukola Saraki says Nigerians must replace President Muhammadu Buhari with a man of integrity.
Saraki said this on Friday at a meeting with Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) members in Owerri, Imo State.
Saraki, who is a presidential aspirant on the platform of the PDP, said the country longed for a president who would lead the prosperity charge.
“We must change Buhari with a man that has capacity, integrity and vision in order to realise our potential. I believe in restructuring that would give states opportunities to realise their potentials,” he said.
“I promoted made-in-Aba products. As president, I will support local businesses. We need to have a president that will ensure prosperity; nobody wants a handout.”
The senate president said he would continue to fight for the masses, outlining his plans for the South-East.
“I will continue to fight for the masses. We have to change the leadership. We need a leadership that would ensure justice and fair distribution of national appointments,” he said.
“As a president, I will ensure everybody has food on the table. I will restore global reputation. Countries are built by hard work and vision.
“The south-east people are hardworking and their entrepreneurial spirit is wonderful. As a president, I will partner South-East to emerge the next tiger of business in Africa.
“You don’t build what you don’t have. I therefore appeal to the delegates to vote wisely. By the grace of God, I will emerge the PDP presidential candidate. My desire is not just an ambition.
Saraki said this on Friday at a meeting with Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) members in Owerri, Imo State.
Saraki, who is a presidential aspirant on the platform of the PDP, said the country longed for a president who would lead the prosperity charge.
“We must change Buhari with a man that has capacity, integrity and vision in order to realise our potential. I believe in restructuring that would give states opportunities to realise their potentials,” he said.
“I promoted made-in-Aba products. As president, I will support local businesses. We need to have a president that will ensure prosperity; nobody wants a handout.”
The senate president said he would continue to fight for the masses, outlining his plans for the South-East.
“I will continue to fight for the masses. We have to change the leadership. We need a leadership that would ensure justice and fair distribution of national appointments,” he said.
“As a president, I will ensure everybody has food on the table. I will restore global reputation. Countries are built by hard work and vision.
“The south-east people are hardworking and their entrepreneurial spirit is wonderful. As a president, I will partner South-East to emerge the next tiger of business in Africa.
“You don’t build what you don’t have. I therefore appeal to the delegates to vote wisely. By the grace of God, I will emerge the PDP presidential candidate. My desire is not just an ambition.
