Aide Lists 20 Things Buhari Would be Remembered For

The Special Assistant to President Muhammadu Buhari on Digital Communications, Bashir Ahmed has listed twenty things the President will be remembered for.

Ahmed shared the list via the microblogging app, Twitter on May 11.

President Muhammadu Buhari will, among many other things, be remembered for:

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1. Legislative Reform

2. Executive Orders

3. Infrastructure: Rail, Roads, Air and Sea Ports, Power, Housing, Water Resources

4. Ease of Doing Business Reforms

5. Digital Economy & Digital Identity…

— Bashir Ahmad (@BashirAhmaad) May 11, 2023

He insisted that Buhari, who would be leaving office shortly would, among many other positive things, be remembered for:

“1. Legislative Reform.

2. Executive Orders.

3. Infrastructure: Rail, Roads, Air and Sea Ports, Power, Housing, Water Resources.

4. Ease of Doing Business Reforms.

5. Digital Economy & Digital Identity.

6. Oil and Gas reforms.

7. Solid Minerals.

8. Agricultural revolution.

9. Social Investment and Poverty Alleviation.

10. Education and Health.

11. Fiscal, Trade, Monetary, and Investment Reforms.

12. Support to States.

13. Creative Industry and Sports.

14. Niger Delta Development.

15. Anti-Corruption and Transparency.

16. Law Enforcement, and Security and Justice Reform.

17. Diplomacy and International Relations.

18. Bilateral Highlights.

19. International Appointments Held By Nigerians.

20. Coronavirus Response.”

The SA who was the former Personal Assistant on New Media to Buhari had resigned from his previous position in 2022 in line with the presidential directive urging all political office holders wishing to contest elective offices to resign.

He, however lost his bid to secure the ticket of the All Progressives Congress, (APC) at the party’s primaries for Gaya, Ajingi, Albasu Federal Constituency.

His new office was confirmed in a letter of appointment addressed to him dated July 20 which was said to have been affected on July 19, 2022.