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President Muhammadu Buhari Thursday in Abuja promises to continue an effort to improve the economy, make Nigeria better and united.

”Our single objective is how to make Nigeria better and we will never get tired,” he said while receiving Eze Abdulfatah Emetumah III, the Offor of Umuofor Kingdom, Oguta LGA, Imo State.

He declared that the Federal Government is ready to contend with anyone who is against the peace and unity of Nigeria.

”Anybody that tries to joke with the unity of this country has a problem as long as we are alive,” President Buhari said

The President told members of the delegation led by the monarch, who is also the Chief Imam of Oguta that his main objective of serving as an elected public office holder is to make the country better.

In his remarks, Eze Emetumah commended the President for demonstrating his love for Nigerians and Nigeria through purposeful leadership in the last three years.

”Your Excellency, from birth you have a mission for Nigeria and you have demonstrated this in your career as a soldier, Minister, Head of State, in PTF and now President.

”You have fought for the unity of this nation and its enemies, we know very well that you won’t tolerate anything that would affect its unity and our collective existence,” he said.

 

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