…says Nigerians most difficult to govern
By Akubulu Ngozi
Former President of Nigeria, Muhammadu Buhari has alleged that his administration must have been hijacked, noting that, Nigerians are the most difficult people to govern.
Buhari who also said that he did not miss anything after leaving government, made this known during his first interview since the end of his tenure.
Speaking during the interview, Buhari maintained that, he did his best in the eight years that he governed Nigeria, but wasn’t quite sure he achieved the expected results.
The Former President also noted that, Nigerians know the right thing to do, but would mostly refuse to do so, because they think they know better than the person on the saddle.
He said, “God gave me the opportunity to serve my country, but I did my best. But whether my best was good enough, I leave for people to judge,”
Buhari however, revealed that, he was still being ‘harassed’ by people who throng his home on a daily basis,
Speaking on the Naira Policy, Buhari said, “Whether Nigerians believe it or not, we are an underdeveloped country. And in that sort of situation, there’s materialism and sometimes ruthlessly they didn’t care how they made the money.
“I still feel that the only way I could deprive these people was just to make sure that my integrity became unquestionable, I think as a developing country we still have a long way to go.
“The motivation (for introducing the policy) was to try and make Nigerians believe that there is no shortcut to successful leadership.”