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NIGERIA ARE ANGRY BECAUSE THEY ARE HUNGRY - OKECHUKWU

Unless there is a volcano and we all die, Buhari will win in 2019 - DG of voice of Nigeria

-Director General of voice of Nigeria, Osita Okechukwu explained president Buhari's strategy to win in 2019

-Okechukwu said Nigeria are angry because they are hungry

-the DG belives projects like the Abuja-Kaduna railway will create employment and lessen the people's anger

The Director General of voice of Nigeria, Osita Okechukwu has said President Buhari will win his second term election because he is already addressing important issues affecting the country.
Okechukwu said the President has strategies to win in 2019 and most of the strategies is to provide food and job as Nigerians are most angry because they are hungry.
                 Okechukwu said the President Buhari has statement to win election in 2019

He made this statement during an interview with premium times on supporting President Buhari's government rather than facing his job ad the Director General of voice of Nigeria.
Okechukwu while defending his support for the president said: "No, it's not about focusing on my job. What am saying is that Nigerian people give us trust and their votes. It is not about Buhari alone. It is a movement. We have confidence in this movement and along the line we have our own bridges.
"We are aware that the PDP government was highy corrupt but we did't know the level of corruption. So much so that somebody will pocket and buy a warehouse in what is called 'southern Kaduna Bank' and stashed away $9.7million there;that a first lady will build a hotel in Bayelsa that runs in to billions while the hospitals in Bayelsa cannot accommodate herself. We never knew it was that bad even when they were not implementing the budget."
When he was asked how President Buhari will turn the the tide around for himself since it seems Nigerians are disappointed in his government and are beinning to regret voting for him, Okechukwu said the President has planned tolure the masses back.
He said:"what we have is a four-year plan. Before the four-year tenure is over you will see the fruit. We are limited because if we tell President Muhammad Buhari tomorrow that you want to retrench anybody, he will not agreed because for him government is for the people."
He was asked on whether he think President Buhari will win in 2019, he said: "yes of course. Ask me why. Unless there is any other volcano that will kill all of us but if it did not happen and Mr.President remains alive then he will win.
"The national Assembly has seen reasons with him. The $500 million awarded for the East-west Road will be completed. Mr.President will not allow it to enter any body's pocket, no matter who you are. The over $11 million for the coastal rail line, Mr. President will not allow it to enter any body's pocket.
"From the analysis we did, the lagos -kano rail line will cost $1.5 billion to standardise and it will employ over 5000 Nigerians directly and indirectly. The little that came, we give the contractors to start work. What am saying is, why are the people angry ?it is because they are hungry and I am saying that hunger won't continue till fourth year."
Mean while, the presidency has warned that the unwarranted attacks on President Muhammad Buhari should stop.

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