Looting of public treasury will not be. welcomed in my Govt —Buhari

Buhari, has pledged to Nigerians that he would not accept looting of
public funds. He also promised to handle state resources with utmost
responsibility and honesty.
Buhari said this while receiving a delegation of the people of his
home-state, Katsina, who came to congratulate him on his election as
President, at his campaign office, in Abuja, on Saturday.
Buhari expressed his regret that the citizens had been impoverished by
16-year maladministration by the Peoples Democratic Party despite that
the country received more income in the period than at any other time
in the country's history.
The President-elect said savings from his war against corruption would
be ploughed into education, with the objective of empowering the
citizens.
A statement issued by the Director of Media and Publicity of the APC
Presidential Campaign Organisation, Mr. Garba Shehu, quoted Buhari as
saying, "If you give education to a man or woman, you have empowered
them to be productive. There is no better way to empowerment."
The president elect equally expressed his commitment to multi-party
democracy as the best system of government, while he appealed to all
citizens to imbibe courage and perseverance.
These virtues, he said, stood him in good stead in bringing victory to
him after failing three times in the past presidential elections.
Some of the leaders of the delegation included the state Chairman of
the All Progressives Congress, Katsina State, Mustapha Inuwa; a former
Governor of Katsina, Saidu Barda; a leading Muslim cleric; a
representative of federal legislators; and a representative of the
traditional institutions in the state.
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