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VIDEO: Watch Buhari's interview with CNN's Christiane Amanpour


In an exclusive interview during his visit to America, Muhammadu Buhari speaks with CNN's Christiane Amanpour about terrorism, corruption, and his meetings with Obama.

It is too early to judge me — Buhari

The president also stated that it was to early to judge him, when asked if he felt he had brought change in his new govenmemt

No corrupt person will escape justice – Buhari

President Muhammadu Buhari also said no corrupt individual either in the All Progressives Congress (APC) or in the opposition Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) will escape justice.
The President said he is determined to rid the country of corruption and improve its fortune.


Watch interview below...



Buhari noted that people needed to be cautious about the credibility of various Boko Haram groups, however, declared that the government would embrace any process that would lead to the freedom of the girls.

“If we are convinced that we can have the girls, why not, we can negotiate. Our goal is to have the girls. We will ask them what they want and we can free the girls; return them to their school; unite them with their parents and rehabilitate them, so, they can live a normal life,” Buhari said.

The President, however, warned that the country needed to be cautious about the authenticity of claims of any group, calling for talks with the government.

“We have to be careful about the credibility of various Boko Haram groups. You need to be careful that you are talking to the right group,” he added.

He added that no one, not even in the ruling All Progressives Congress, who might have amassed wealth illegally, would be spared in his government’s anti-corruption crusade.

“It is not the issue of party member (APC). If you have stolen, no party member can escape justice,” the President said.

Buhari believed that it was too early for any one to pass a judgment on his performance in office, saying he could be held by his promises.

He said he would be delighted if his host, US President Barack Obama, could “change his mind” and visit Nigeria in his upcoming visit to Africa.
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8 comments

  1. Pls try and eat...u look malnourished

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    1. go feed am na

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    2. Pray that you will be as old as his age.

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    3. He look malnourished but healthier than you. That's the nature of fulani

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  2. Yes you are correct aminu, that's the nature of the fulanes. He's more healthier than anonymous 1:08.

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