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A Must-read: My 100 Days Covenant With Nigerians – Muhammadu Buhari by iluvnaija: 5:15pm On Jan 18, 2015
By General Buhari.
Corruption and Governance
I pledge to:

Publicly declaration of my assets and liabilities
Encourage all my appointees to publicly declare their assets and liabilities as a pre-condition for appointment. All political appointees will only earn the salaries and allowances determined by the Revenue Mobilization and Fiscal Allocation Commission (RMFAC).
Personal leadership in the war against corruption
Inaugurate the National Council on Procurement as stipulated in the Procurement Act. The Federal Executive Council, which has been turned to a weekly session of contract bazaar, will concentrate on its principal function of policy making.
Review and implement audit recommendations by Nigeria Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative including those on remittances and remediation.
Work with the National Assembly towards the immediate enactment of a Whistle Blower Act
Work with the National Assembly to strengthen ICPC and EFCC by guaranteeing institutional autonomy including financial and prosecutorial independence and security of tenure of officials. Make the Financial Intelligence Unit of the EFCC autonomous and operational.
Encourage proactive disclosure of information by government institutions in the spirit of the Freedom of Information Act.
Ensure all MDAs and parastatals regularly comply with their accountability responsibilities to Nigerians through the National Assembly.
All political officer holdersearn only the salaries and emoluments determined and approved by the Revenue Mobilization and Fiscal Commission RMFAC.
Work with the leadership of the National Assembly and the Judiciary to cut down the cost of governance.
I will present a National Anti corruption Strategy.
 

Insurgency and Insecurity

I have had the rare privilege of serving my country in the military in various capacities and rose to become a Major General and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces. I defended the territorial integrity of our nation.

I pledge to:

 

As Commander-in-Chief, lead from the front and not behind in the comfort and security of Aso Rock to boost the morale of fighting forces and the generality of all Nigerians.
Give especial attention to the welfare of our armed forces and their families; lost heroes and their families and the victims of insurgency.
Boost the morale of the men and women in the field by public recognition of their efforts through memorabilia, stamps, statues, regular rotation, regular payment of allowances, regular communication between the men and officers of security agencies, provision of best health care and housing for families of deceased comrades.
I will present a marshal plan to the nation that will combat insurgency, ethnic and religious violence, kidnapping and rural banditry.
Provideof the best and appropriate military and other materials the country needs to combat insurgency, ethnic and religious violence, kidnapping and rural banditry.
Establish personal relationship with governors of the affected states by insurgency, with leaders of the countries in the region and with leaders around the world to coordinate efforts to combat insurgency, oil theft, piracy and criminality.
Restore confidence in the bilateral and multilateral partnerships in addressing insurgency including procurements.
Activate regular meetings of the National Police Council to ensure the discharge of its true constitutional role in a transparent and accountable way.
As a father, I feel the pain of the victims of insurgency, kidnapping and violence whether they are the widows and orphans of military, paramilitary, civilians and parents or the Chibok girls. My government shall act decisively on any actionable intelligence to #BringBackOurGirls.
 

Niger Delta

I pledge to:

Restore the integrity of the Niger Delta by implementing relevant sections of the Ledum Technical Committee on human capital development, resource management and distribution, governance and rule of law, reclamation and environmental and sustainable development.
Commit myself and my administration to the phased implementation of the United Nations Environment Program’s(UNEP) recommendations on Ogoniland.
Unveil a marshal plan for the regenerative development of the Niger Delta.
 

Diversity

Diversity refers to the inherent complexities of the variations in the social fabric of a people. Elements of poorly managed diversities include absence of cohesion, low capacity or political will to address resulting tensions, weak institutions of the state, in-equalities in every facet, impunity, breakdown of mutual trust, rising incidences of violence and total breakdown of law and order. To quickly reverse this observable trend in our society:

I pledge to:

Continually acknowledge and consciously equality and equity in all government businesses and activities.
Implement the National Gender Policy including 35% of appointive positions for women.
Work with National Assembly to pass a National Disability Bill, which I shall immediately assent, into Law.
Immediately charge relevant MDAs to implement new building codes to ensure that people with disability have easier access.
I will lead the campaign for restoration of mutual trust and cohesion for nation building, while also working with the National Assembly to make appropriation to strengthen institutions and platforms promoting dialogue and inclusion.
I will promote amendment to the provisions of section 14:3 of the Constitution to give effect to the expansion of the scope of representation to include women and persons with disabilities.
Work with National Assembly to pass the National Disability Act and the Equal Opportunities Bill.
 

Health

I pledge to:

Implement the National Health Act 2014,which guarantees financial sustainability to the health sector and minimum basic health care for all and ban medical tourism by government officials.
Launch special programme to improve availability of water and sanitation.
Review occupational health laws and immediately commence enforcement of the provisions to reduce hazards in the work place.
Unveil a health sector review policy to ensure the efficient and effective management of our health systems.
Mobilize the health workforce needed for the all-round implementation of our primary health programmes for rural communities.
 

Agriculture

I pledge to:

Make pronouncement to make agriculture a major focus of the government and lay the institutional foundation to attract large-scale investments and capital into the agricultural infrastructural sector
Launch a massive agricultural infrastructural investments plan that will focus on production, transportation infrastructure and marketing logistics across Nigeria
Launched a massive, well-coordinated and innovatively funded Youth in Commercial Agribusiness Programme.
Establish agricultural produce pricing and marketing mechanism and institutions
Work with State and Local Governments to launch Agricultural Support Programmes that will drive state level massive agricultural land development and mechanization agenda
Revamp, revitalize and continuous improvement on the national agricultural extension and rural support service system
Initiated a holistic project aimed at promoting and securing access of standardized agricultural products to both local and international markets
Lay the groundwork for a standardized market uptake and aggregation outlets for specific agricultural produce
Initiated a comprehensive revamp of key development banks (Bank of Agriculture, Bank of Industry and Nigeria Import & Export Bank) operations to fund inclusive agricultural value chain operations
Lay the groundwork for an ambitious, massive, seamless, accessible single-digit agricultural value-chain finance programme
Initiated the process to appropriately liberalise and expand agricultural and rural insurance system with premium subventions support to farmers
Revamp the agricultural cooperative system to drive rural agriculture and improves stakes for smallholder farmers
Launch appropriate tariff rectification instrument to support import-export anomalies
 

Management of the Economy for prosperity

Every Nigerian deserves to benefit from the running of our collective resources. We promise not to leave any Nigerian behind in our determination to create, expand and ensure equitable and effective allocation of economic opportunities. No matter the amount of funds we generate, unless there is an efficient and effective utilization, it will only create few billionaires.  Unless we fight corruption, the economy will only benefit the greedy in our society.

I pledge to:

Work with the legislature to strengthen constitutional provisions to make the meetings of the National Economic Council more periodic and predictable and its decisions more binding.
Present annual report on the state of the economy to the National Assembly and the Nigerian People.
The Preparation of Medium Term Expenditure Framework (MTEF) and annual Budget will be guided by job creation projections.
Negotiate rule-based oil revenue management process, and adopt a rule based excess crude account management process, which will entail a fixed percentage (e.g. 10% or 20%) of oil revenue each year, and also set clear rules about where the proceeds will be domiciled, when the savings can be used, by whom, and what the savings can be used for.
Work with the National Assembly to adopt a rule based, realistic and predictable oil benchmark as a basis for a more transparent management of federation account revenue and excess crude account.
Launch a Small Business Loan Guarantee Scheme in partnership with Commercial Lenders to improve access to finance for SMEs.
Automate the business registration process to ensure sole proprietorships can be opened within 24 hours and incorporated business within 5 days.
Reduce the cost of company registration to a maximum of N10, 000 for sole proprietorships to encourage formalization.
Review and regulate import duty waivers to promote transparency and accountability;
Forge partnerships with state and local governments and private sectors to promote innovation, entrepreneurship and cottage industries;
Work with the National Assembly to review and finalize work on the Petroleum Industry Bill (PIB);
Boost community and local participation in downstream through expansion and promotion of local content development;
Commence organizational reforms to curb corruption in NNPC and its subsidiaries
Industrial Relations

 

I pledge to:

Give political force to collective bargaining in all sectors of the economy, revive Tripartite Committee of Government, employers and workers organisations, whose task would be to constantly review matters of labour relations and the practice of industrial relations.
Undertake to institute an annual statutory tripartite body contribute towards formulation and implementation of broad macro-economic policies.
Reposition Ministry of Employment, Labour and Productivity and all relevant agencies mandated to manage labour dispute and grievance handling process to ensure pre-emptive strategies to halt the current frequent incessant strikes phenomenon.
 

Power

The power sector has become a monstrous demonstration of corruption. Despite investment of more than X there is nothing to show but few fat cats.

I pledge to:

War against corruption in the power sector
Tackle the issue of gas availability for the proposed power plants
Emphasis alternative sources of power such as small, medium and large hydro plants (Mambilla has capacity for 4,700 megawatts), wind, coal and solar. Efforts will be geared towards smaller and potable power supply.
Start an accelerated training of human resources for the power sector.
Work with PenCom to consider giving soft loans to power sector operators.
 

Youth and ICT Development

The youth are the salt of the nation. More than 60% of our population is categorized as being of youth age. The future of the nation depends on the brains of the youth and not on what is buried under the ground.

I pledge to:

Declare support for the appointment of young people with requisite qualification into key political offices to begin the incubation and mentoring for a successor political generation.
Unveil a policy that all federal contractors must employ at least 50% young people.
Work with the private sector to establish innovation fund for young people.
Encourage that girls’and boys’ education is prioritized in states where this is established to be a big problem.
Review and make pronouncements, with attendant political will and commitment, on the full implementation of the national youth policy.
Establish innovation centers in conjunction with proposed National Science Foundation and the private sector.
Include vocational skills in the curriculum of Almajiri schools so that they become self-employed.
Unveil a policy that will begin to multiply the efforts and effects of technology incubation centers to at least establish two of such centers in each of the geopolitical zone.
Establish a free-tuition and scholarship scheme for pupils who have shown exceptional aptitude in science subjects at O/Levels to study ICT-related courses.
Immediately establish linkages with friendly names to champion exchange programmes for the acquisition of IT related skills.
Extend the local content policies to cover software and hardware developments in the youth-driven markets. Put in place a quality assurance mechanism to ensure that standards are met and adhered to and make it a policy for companies to procure a % of their ICT needs from the local market.
Hold a summit of all ICT service providers, OEMs, etc both local and foreign that are doing business in Nigeria to device concrete skills transfer and capacity building models in a sustainable manner.
 

Conclusion: According to Chinua Achebe the problem of Nigeria is problem of leadership. You can only kill a snake from the head. Make the right decision; vote Buhari-Osinbajo on Valentine Day.


Source
http://abusidiqu.com/must-read-100-days-covenant-nigerians-muhammadu-buhari/

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Re: A Must-read: My 100 Days Covenant With Nigerians – Muhammadu Buhari by Fabdedon(m): 5:21pm On Jan 18, 2015
story for the gods undecided

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Re: A Must-read: My 100 Days Covenant With Nigerians – Muhammadu Buhari by Nobody: 5:50pm On Jan 18, 2015
e long sumall
Re: A Must-read: My 100 Days Covenant With Nigerians – Muhammadu Buhari by Jesusloveyou: 7:03pm On Jan 18, 2015
Oh my God,this is d man we all need,not like d clueless ogogoro zoologist

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Re: A Must-read: My 100 Days Covenant With Nigerians – Muhammadu Buhari by lanrefront1(m): 7:58pm On Jan 18, 2015
you would think some think like this would be on the front page.

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Re: A Must-read: My 100 Days Covenant With Nigerians – Muhammadu Buhari by olaboy001(m): 8:10pm On Jan 18, 2015
That's our General, the peoples choice

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Re: A Must-read: My 100 Days Covenant With Nigerians – Muhammadu Buhari by Code213: 8:30pm On Jan 18, 2015
Waow! This is really great!!! And I know Buhari to be a Man of his word!!!
Nigerians, please keep sentiments aside, and let's do the right thing for once!!

Support & Vote Buhari/Osinbajo

God Bless Nigeria!!

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Re: A Must-read: My 100 Days Covenant With Nigerians – Muhammadu Buhari by Code213: 8:30pm On Jan 18, 2015
Waow! This is really great!!! And I know Buhari to be a Man of his word!!!
Nigerians, please keep sentiments aside, and lets do the right thing for once!!

Support & Vote Buhari/Osinbajo

God Bless Nigeria!!

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Re: A Must-read: My 100 Days Covenant With Nigerians – Muhammadu Buhari by courage89(m): 8:55pm On Jan 18, 2015
I want to see these changes in my lifetime.

I want a government that leads from a doctrine of integrity, accountability and transparency.
Government that works from a philosophy and action to stampede corruption.
A government that works from a philosophy and actions to secure all citizens, and take responsibility for their actions.
Government that encourage and ensure patriotism becomes the mantra and slogan of our core society.
A government that unites Nigerians, not divide Nigerians.
A government that is ready to improve our middle class by ensuring the gap between the rich and the poor reduces. Why? Because the wealth of a nation lies in the growth of its middle class.

We can do it, we can get it right this time. The road to a prosperous Nigeria lies in getting the fundamentals right. With the right foundation comes a better structure that will stand the test of time.

I believe in people with proven characters, integrity and courage. That's why I believe their stories. I believe they will do their best to actualize their stories. Let's all support them for a prosperous Nigeria.

GMB/Osibanjo

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Re: A Must-read: My 100 Days Covenant With Nigerians – Muhammadu Buhari by Nobody: 9:35pm On Jan 18, 2015
great ideas love it

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Re: A Must-read: My 100 Days Covenant With Nigerians – Muhammadu Buhari by gen2briz(m): 9:55pm On Jan 18, 2015
General you don't even need to pledge..... I believe you.
#GMB till Mimiko fulfill it promises for Ondo state people.

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Re: A Must-read: My 100 Days Covenant With Nigerians – Muhammadu Buhari by collinsVP: 10:32pm On Jan 18, 2015
This is what we call party manifesto in action because it tell us "HOW". Once it was sincerely drafted, it is okay by me and/or us.

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Re: A Must-read: My 100 Days Covenant With Nigerians – Muhammadu Buhari by gebest: 10:50pm On Jan 18, 2015
I will say AMEN to the pledges, well over to u electorate, do the needful, carry ur PVC alele forward match to ur polling centre on the 14th feBUHARI which is valentine's day vote 4 ur lover, just tumb print on d BROOM logo. Sai GMB.

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Re: A Must-read: My 100 Days Covenant With Nigerians – Muhammadu Buhari by IDEApro(m): 11:11pm On Jan 18, 2015
Buhari cannot even read up the write up much more speaking them.

They should just create an emirate council for him as compensation.
Re: A Must-read: My 100 Days Covenant With Nigerians – Muhammadu Buhari by Validated: 11:21pm On Jan 18, 2015
Code213:
Waow! This is really great!!! And I know Buhari to be a Man of his word!!!
Nigerians, please keep sentiments aside, and let's do the right thing for once!!

Support & Vote Buhari/Osinbajo

God Bless Nigeria!!

A man if his word like "I will never contest for the office of president after 2011 general elections."

My interest is on his stance on FOI Act. 'Encourage proactive disclosure of information by government institutions in the spirit of the Freedom of Information Act'.

So first action here is please SHOW US YOUR WASC
Re: A Must-read: My 100 Days Covenant With Nigerians – Muhammadu Buhari by Code213: 11:28pm On Jan 18, 2015
Validated:


A man if his word like "I will never contest for the office of president after 2011 general elections."

My interest is on his stance on FOI Act. So first action here is please SHOW US YOUR WASC

Don't be daft for christ sake.

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Re: A Must-read: My 100 Days Covenant With Nigerians – Muhammadu Buhari by Validated: 11:38pm On Jan 18, 2015
Code213:


Don't be daft for christ sake.

I am wondering who is daft here. Your gene is full of causes and you refer to Christ? There is a simple parable that you can guess the size of a poo by the fart. Charity begins at home. You cannot be telling us bla bla bla. if you cannot prove the authenticity of your foundation.

Buhari in line with FOI Act, SHOW US YOUR CERTIFICATE grin grin grin
Re: A Must-read: My 100 Days Covenant With Nigerians – Muhammadu Buhari by dammytosh: 11:44pm On Jan 18, 2015
And yet people prefer GEJ whose covenant is not to jail our uncles and see a female president in his life time.

That guy enhhhhh

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Re: A Must-read: My 100 Days Covenant With Nigerians – Muhammadu Buhari by iluvnaija: 12:46am On Jan 19, 2015
Na so.

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Re: A Must-read: My 100 Days Covenant With Nigerians – Muhammadu Buhari by jorlons(m): 2:16am On Jan 19, 2015
second term is the time most politicians loot because they have nuffin to lose. Anybody being deceived that Jonathan will do anything if granted a second term is just being gullible. Jonathan will waste the four years. I'm certain of that. Vote for change vote come feBUHARI

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Re: A Must-read: My 100 Days Covenant With Nigerians – Muhammadu Buhari by sankky: 2:26am On Jan 19, 2015
This doesn't sound like the words of an illiterate to me, joor !

Re: A Must-read: My 100 Days Covenant With Nigerians – Muhammadu Buhari by Nobody: 3:57pm On Jan 19, 2015
Amazing pledge.
If this can be achieved i see a better Nigeria.
A Nigeria where impunity is reduced and people can lead a decent life.

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