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President-elect Muhammadu Buhari has assured President Goodluck Jonathan that he has nothing to fear.
Buhari, in his acceptance speech after
being declared the winner of Saturday’s presidential election and
presented with certificate of return in Abuja on Wednesday, said
“despite the rancour of the elections,” he harboured no grudge against
anyone.
To prove this, he extended “a hand of friendship and reconciliation to President Jonathan and his team.”
Buhari read a prepared speech in which he
also reiterated his determination to end insurgency in the North-East,
rescue the economy and stem corruption which he described as an evil
worse than terrorism.
The President-elect, who was Head of
State between 1983 and 1985, said even though there could be a
disagreement between him and Jonathan over governance, the President
remained a great Nigerian.
Reiterating his readiness to fight corruption which, according to him,
constitutes a threat to “our economic development and democratic
survival,” he said, “no longer shall it( graft) be allowed to stand as
if it is a respected monument in this nation.”
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