In a Facebook post on Saturday, Atiku stated that news of assistance to Nigerians by international organisations was commendable.
“I’m also glad to learn of the work both organizations are doing, in partnership with the Federal Government to boost and stabilize our economic growth.”
Atiku, however, shared a link of a speech titled ‘Restructuring for a united and progressive Nigeria’ he deliveredat the University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN).
It reads in part: “My vision of Restructuring, will not make some States richer and others poorer. Restructuring is a win win for all Nigerian states.
“Let us start by not thinking as if our resources consist only of oil. Oil is not infinite. In fact, within the industry, the oil majors and multinationals are looking for ways to further invest in alternative energy because, in the next 10-20 years, the proportion of the energy market share that fossil fuels hold will shrink and almost vanish even as that of alternative energy is set to rise dramatically.”
Meanwhile, Governor of Borno State, Kashim Shettima, has risen in defence of President Buhari.
Shettima said 5 governorsn including 3 from the South, were present when Buhari in July 2015, asked Kim to support rebuilding of the Northeast which has suffered massive destruction as a result of Boko Haram insurgency.
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