Osinbajo, Dabiri, others have something to say about Buhari’s ‘softer side’

In a documentary put together by the Media and Publicity department of the State House, President Muhammadu Buhari has reiterated that he will never betray the trust reposed in him by Nigerians to please his children or other family members.

The 55-minute documentary titled: “Buhari: Beyond the Iron and Steel”, was aired by the Nigerian Television Authority (NTA), on Sunday.

According to President Buhari, he remains in politics today because of the goodwill he enjoys from the masses.

The documentary features Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, some ministers, governors from the ruling All Progressive Congress (APC) and chieftains speaking about the positive attributes of the president.

In a remark to close the documentary, Buhari said: “I pray five times a day thanking God that allowed people to understand and believe me.

This goodwill that I enjoy from the masses is what is keeping me in politics and of course, my central objective is to provide transparency and accountable government.”

A post by Special Adviser to the President on Media and Publicity, Femi Adesina, on his Facebook account earlier on Sunday, had given an insight on the contributions of the speakers, including Osinbajo.

The Vice President said: “He gives you things to do, and leaves you strictly to do those things. No interference at all, once he has confidence in you….And he cracks those jokes, and manages to still keep a straight face.

The Senior Special Assistant to the President on Diaspora Matters, Abike Dabiri-Erewa said: “How I wish Nigerians know his softer and accommodating side. Very jocular. But it is our duty to tell them.”

The Governor of Kaduna, Nasir El-Rufai, in his remarks, admitted that he and some others did not name could no longer roll on the floor of President Buhari’s living room like they used to when they were in opposition.

When we were in the opposition, you needed to see how we rolled on the floor in his (Buhari’s) living room, as we laughed. Of course, we can’t do that again now,” he stated.

The Governor of Ogun, Ibikunke Amosun, described him as a “reformed democrat.”

He added: “I wish I had his patience. He would listen to everybody, and then take a decision. He is a reformed democrat.”

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