Back from UN: A welcoming note for Buhari

Sir, I hope your trip was enjoyable and rewarding. I also hope you have invited lots of investors to set up agro-allied industries alongside those 10 dams that Audu Ogbeh promised in each of our 36 states including FCT, which will be constructed by your administration. Sir, did you inform the investors during your discussions […]

Back from UN: A welcoming note for Buhari

Sir, I hope your trip was enjoyable and rewarding. I also hope you have invited lots of investors to set up agro-allied industries alongside those 10 dams that Audu Ogbeh promised in each of our 36 states including FCT, which will be constructed by your administration.
Sir, did you inform the investors during your discussions at the US-Africa Business Forum that Nigeria was blessed with 3.12 million hectares of potential irrigable land, and that less than 10% had been fully developed and being utilized?  When are you going to commence the operation of the 350MW Mambila Hydro-Electric power electricity? The keen applicants of the N-Power scheme are waiting for the loan funds. The IDPs in some camps are still grumbling about government officials diverting materials intended for them. Sir, let me whisper to you that our businessmen are callous, because they buy our newly harvested maize at N150 from farmers, and sell it to consumers at N350 and eventually they fault you for this cold-blooded corruption.
Additionally sir, when you are away, CBWM campaign’s detractors were reviling it. I have done my utmost to know what they actually want you to do. Do they want you to coerce the masses to change their attitudes through violating section 34-35 of chapter IV of the Nigerian 1999 constitution, whereby the constitution guaranteed fundamental human rights for Nigerians, or they want you to leave the masses to behave unethically.
Besides sir, when you left for the UN General Assembly, the enthusiasts for irrigation farming were asking when those 10 dams to be constructed in each of our 36 states including FCT. Concerning the current hardship in Nigeria, I think you are aware that, our governors have been undoubtedly adding fuel to the flames of hardship via owing workers’ salaries and diverting the bailout funds given to them by you sir, to road rehabilitations so as to have an opportunity to embezzle our funds. 
Subsequently sir, thoughtful Nigerians are optimistic that when your vision of coercing Nigeria to grudgingly feed herself is achieved, the newly ESSENCO will be re-launched. You should hail your vice, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo, because he screws things aptly and comforts Nigerians when you are away. 
Moreover, permit me to suggest that your administration should engage in irrigation farming. Well, I know that US, France and Britain are close to you, but permit me to whisper to you that making China our best friend will be fruitful. Did you know that rice smuggling continues through Niger’s border? Your motivation for us to go back to our farms has succeeded because I am among those who tilled the soil this year. I am blessed with maize, millet, groundnut and beans. Could you taste my beans sir?
 Conclusively, we have been tirelessly praying for you sir, because we are fully optimistic that, the God who brought you to power will definitely grant you astuteness to liberate Nigerians.             
Mustapha Baba Azare,  Bauchi State