He noted that Nigeria has enormous and critical challenges in many sectors especially in areas of health, education and unemployment.
He, however, said Buhari's administration has worked out immediate, intermediate and long term measures to tackle the challenges in all critical sectors.
Mohammed spoke on Thursday during his 9th Ramadan Lecture in Oro, Kwara State.
He said Buhari's government would solve the problems even in the face of paucity of funds.
According to him, the paucity of funds was caused by the fall in the price of crude oil, on which Nigeria depends for most of its foreign exchange earnings.
He added that the paucity of funds was caused by the alleged "unbridled and maddening corruption that has seen public officers siphon public funds."
Mohammed said, "I have deliberately taken us through the grim statistics in the very key areas of health, education, poverty and unemployment to drive home the point that we are in trouble, as a nation, if we don't act in a deliberate, concerted and determined way to turn things around for the better." Click to signup for FREE news updates, latest information and hottest gists everyday
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