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Failure comes to my mind when I hear PDP, says Buhari

President Muhammadu Buhari on Wednesday said “failure” comes to mind whenever he hears the abbreviation “PDP”.

The president stated this in an exclusive interview with Channels Television.

When asked to give one-liners as last words, President Buhari did not hesitate to state “Failure!” as what comes to his mind when the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) is mentioned.

Aside from his comment on the country’s main opposition party, there were other teasers for the night including one for Nigerian youths.

READ ALSO: President Buhari, APC using Doyin Salami as scapegoat for failure – PDP

In his response to what he thinks about Nigeria’s young people,  Buhari replied that he wishes that “when they go to school; when they work hard; when they have a degree, they don’t do it thinking government must give them a job”.

“You get educated because an educated person is certainly better than an uneducated one. Even in identifying personal problems.

“So, education is not just to hang on to government to give you job and what the colonials indoctrinated on – to have a car, to have a house, and to start work at 8 O’Clock and close at 2 O’Clock,” Buhari explained.

 

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