Thursday, Lai Mohammed, Nigeria’s Minister of Information and Culture, listed 100 achievements of the Muhammadu Buhari administration in 2021, concluding that the government gave a good account of itself.
Mohammed said the many achievements were attained despite the challenges posed by widespread insecurity in the country and the COVID-19 pandemic.
However, the question lingering on the minds of many Nigerians is whether the achievements presented by the minister had any meaningful impact on their lives and livelihoods.
Now, joining us to assess the administration’s scorecard in 2021 and help us to separate facts from fiction, is Anthony Kila, a professor of strategy and development, and Director of the Centre for International Advanced & Professional Studies.
Good morning Prof Kila and thank you for joining us…
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