Babatunde Fashola Praises Buhari Over Infrastructure In Nigeria

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Buhari Has Done More Infrastructure Than United States Govt – Fashola

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Mr Babatunde Fashola, Minister of Works and Housing, on Thursday, showered praises on the present administration of President Muhammadu Buhari claiming that the administration has done what the United States government is struggling to achieve.

Fashola made the comments in Kano during a conversation series of the ruling All Progressives Congress, APC.

Fashola said the present administration has done more than all the previous governments especially in terms of infrastructure.

He alleged that the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) while in power was notable for stealing public funds to invest in bigger countries but the present administration has brought back the stolen funds and invested them in infrastructure.

The Minister said, “I can assure you that the present APC administration of President Buhari has achieved what even the US government is trying to do in terms of infrastructure.

“As of December 2021, the government has successfully completed no fewer than 941 kilometres of roads across all states and geopolitical zones in the country.

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“For instance, here in Kano, there are 21 road projects either in, around or in the neighbouring communities by the present administration, Fashola claimed. 

“Before the APC administration, when last do you remember the Federal Government completing even a 50-kilometre road in any part of Nigeria?

“So, this is the positive change we promised Nigerians when we assumed power in 2015 and it is already happening.

The claim by Fashola that Buhari has done more than the United States government is bound to draw attention following his claim while governor that any purposeful government would solve the country’s electricity crisis in six months. 

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