The national coordinator of Good Governance Ambassadors of Nigeria, GOGAN, Chief Felix Idiga has again described the performance of President Muhammadu Buhari as fantastic and very impressive. He l…
The national coordinator of Good Governance Ambassadors of Nigeria, GOGAN, Chief Felix Idiga has again described the performance of President Muhammadu Buhari as fantastic and very impressive.
He charged the atmosphere at the August gathering by urging American based Nigerias to critically appreciate the fact sheets which are all verifiable before all. “ To us in GOGAN, we believe that imports negate efficiency, safety and provide economic backwardness for the nation so the Nigerianisation policy is actually paying off, the bar of job creation is rising through backwards intergration, SMEs FDI, commerce etc” he said.and commended companies like Innoson Motors and others.
“He has equally demonstrated that our justice system is undergoing surgery of cleansing so as to foster social engineering philosophy-laws to maintain the natural stability in legal jurisprudence as an infallible hope of the common man” .
“So far 50 per cent of 100 billion zonal intervention fund for critical projects has been released since February 2019, the records are open and verifiable.
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