The Dark Days Of Impunity Are Gone For Good – President Buhari

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The Dark Days Of Impunity Are Gone For Good – President Buhari

President Buhari has said the dark days of impunity are gone for
good, assuring Nigerians that his administration will remain focused and
committed to creating an inclusive and diversified economy.

Receiving the leadership of the Nigerian Institute of Quantity
Surveyors (NIQS), led by Mr Obafemi Onashile, President Buhari, again,
thanked Nigerians for clearly expressing their desire to move the nation
forward.

‘‘Let me start by thanking you for your kind prayers,’’ the President
told members of the Institute, who came to congratulate him on his
re-election and pledge their solidarity with his administration.
‘‘Nigerians have clearly spoken of their desire for the country to move
forward. On our part, we remain committed to the Change Agenda. By the
grace of God, and with your continued prayers and support, the dark days
of impunity are gone for good,’’ he added.

President Buhari used the occasion to highlight the administration’s
achievements in stimulating the economy in the past three years, noting
that growing the nation’s economy means ‘‘national growth must impact
the silent majority.’’

‘‘This is why in the past three years; we focused on key job-creating
sectors such as agriculture and infrastructure development.

‘‘You will all recall that our agriculture and infrastructure
programmes contributed to our exit from recession. This is a clear
example of how, if we push ‘inclusive’ job-creating policies, growth
will follow.

‘‘We will remain committed to these and other programmes to ensure
the success of our nation is felt by the majority of Nigerians,’’ he
said.

On the incessant building collapses across the country, the President
warned that those responsible for such incidents of professional
negligence will feel the full wrath of the law. He told members of the
Institute that the recent tragic incident in Lagos, and many others
across the country, were reminder of the need to strictly adhere to
quality standards on construction projects.

‘‘Young innocent lives must never be lost due to incompetence and
greed. Simply put, no corners must be cut. I want to assure you that
those responsible for such incidents of professional negligence will
feel the full wrath of the law,’’ he said.

The President welcomed recommendations and suggestions from the
Institute on how to enhance the construction industry, directing that
they make a formal submission to the Minister of Power, Works and
Housing as soon as possible.

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