Buhari: I won’t lose this time around.

Muhammadu Buhari, the presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC), says his fourth attempt in the presidential race would not end like the previous ones. Since 2003 when he commenced his democratic bid for the highest office in the country, Buhari has been emerging second.
But responding to a question raised during an interview with AFP on Friday, Buhari said his chances at the forthcoming poll were very bright. When asked whether he would accept defeat if the election does not favour him, he said: “I’m not going to lose. So, I won’t answer that question.” Buhari ruled out the possibility of a run-off in the election, saying he would win by a landslide. He said the country was in a dire need of change, promising to ensure that the situation improves if given the opportunity to lead. “From the day we are sworn in, we would empower the law enforcement agencies to be much more efficient,” he said. “The first thing we will do is to make sure there is efficient utilisation of resources. If money is voted for equipment and training, that money will go to equipment and training. “I have visited 34 states so far. In each of the states there are three things that are consistent, that are fundamental issues to this country — insecurity, the destruction of the economy and corruption. “Every Nigerian is feeling worried.” Buhari rejected the allegation that he would rule again with an iron fist, saying the circumstances under a military regime were different from a civilian administration. “Multi-party democracy and the three tiers of government, enshrined in the constitution, has to be respected,” he said

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Muhammadu Buhari, the presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC), says his fourth attempt in the presidential race would not end like the previous ones. Since 2003 when he commenced his democratic bid for the highest office in the country, Buhari has been emerging second. But responding to a question raised during an interview with AFP on Friday, Buhari said his chances at the forthcoming poll were very bright. When asked whether he would accept defeat if the election does not favour him, he said: “I’m not going to lose. So, I won’t answer that question.” Buhari ruled out the possibility of a run-off in the election, saying he would win by a landslide. He said the country was in a dire need of change, promising to ensure that the situation improves if given the opportunity to lead. “From the day we are sworn in, we would empower the law enforcement agencies to be much more efficient,” he said. “The first thing we will do is to make sure there is efficient utilisation of resources. If money is voted for equipment and training, that money will go to equipment and training. “I have visited 34 states so far. In each of the states there are three things that are consistent, that are fundamental issues to this country — insecurity, the destruction of the economy and corruption. “Every Nigerian is feeling worried.” Buhari rejected the allegation that he would rule again with an iron fist, saying the circumstances under a military regime were different from a civilian administration. “Multi-party democracy and the three tiers of government, enshrined in the constitution, has to be respected,” he said. Follow us on twitter @thecableng Copyright 2015 TheCable. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.thecable.ng as the source. Tags APCMuhammadu BuhariPDP Share Share 0 Tweet 1 +1 0 Share 0 Share 0 Social Comments 0 Comments Scroll Back To Top ✎Write Comment  No Comments Yet! Let me tell You a sad story ! There are no comments yet, but You can be first one to comment this article. Write a comment Write a Comment Scroll Back To Top Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked * Nickname:* E-mail address:* Your website: Comment: ⚏TheCable Special View More Articles TRIBUTE: The cultist-turned-pastor who gave his life for impoverished northern children TRIBUTE: The cultist-turned-pastor who gave his life for impoverished northern children  44 comments Read Full Article Advertisement Sign up for TheCable Alert Be the first to get the biggest news and the best views from Nigeria. Sign up for TheCable Alert.

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