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Nothing Has Changed Under President Buhari’s Two Years of Rule – Olu Falae

Farouk Mohammed
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Published: June 19, 2017
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Former Secretary to the Government of the Federation (SGF) and elder statesman, Olu Falae, has said that the President Muhammadu Buhari-led administration has not done anything good in the last two years.

Speaking with Vanguard, the former presidential candidate under the defunct All Peoples Party (APP) said the health of Buhari has affected his ability to discharge his duties.

”Let’s see what happens in the next two years, but nothing has changed, it hasn’t been a good start.

”The budget was approved six months into the year. The president has been sick most of the time so there has been no focus no thrust; it’s not clear what they are trying to do apart from talking about anti-corruption and Boko Haram. From where I stay here in Ondo State I don’t see what they’re doing,” he said.

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Speaking on the troubles affecting the economy, Falae said the inflation affecting the country for the most part is imported inflation.

”It is not arising because we have employed everybody and they earn so much money like we had in the time of Udoji when people get areas and were buying things.

”That’s not what we are having, that type of inflation is called demand pull inflation, where everybody has money and goes to market demanding for fewer goods, but that’s not what we are having. It is cost push because it is cost of producing things that’s high. Not the cost, but the foreign exchange cost.

”The price and cost of production has gone up because we have been importing things and the dollar has gone up, so we are importing that inflation,” he said.

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