It’s unjustifiable to condemn Buhari’s 8 years administration’

A political pressure group under the auspices of Protectors of PMB Legacy says it is unjustifiable to say former President Muhammadu Buhari did not move the country forward in his eight-year administration.

The group’s Coordinator, Mohammed Ajiji, urged Nigerians to visit a website that chronicles Buhari’s achievements for the past eight years.

“Nobody should be misled that Buhari did not achieve anything during his two terms in office.

“We are being compelled to address some claims asserting that the government of former President Muhammadu Buhari has not achieved anything during its tenure.

Such assertions are not only misleading but also disregard the numerous accomplishments documented on the PMB scorecard website: www.pmbscorecard.gov.ng,” Ajiji stated.

He added that they were actually blown away when they stumbled on the site and discovered the quantum of projects executed by the PMB administration.

“Contrary to the misinformation being circulated, the Buhari administration has made significant strides across various sectors, contributing to the overall development and progress of Nigeria.

“We encourage all concerned citizens and members of the media, musicians, political critics and other interest groups to visit the PMB scorecard website, which meticulously outlines and provides transparent insights into the achievements of the government,” the group said.

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