President Muhammadu Buhari has pledged to continue to do his best for the country, saying his recent sickness is a divine act of God.
Receiving associations of farmers, businessmen, youths, elders and politicians from Katsina at his country home, Daura in Katsina state on Monday, he assured of his continuous commitment to serving the nation.
President Buhari said he returned to the country with renewed hope and strength to pursue policies that will improve the livelihood of the people, and reposition Nigeria for good.
“Considering the challenges we are facing as a nation, we have been doing our best to provide sustainable solutions, and we will keep doing our best.
“I am happy you came here today, and I am thankful for all the prayers. You are leaders of various groups at the grass root, and you are closer to the people so you understand these problems as well. We need your support,” he said.
In his remarks, the leader of the group of associations, Zannan-Daura, Alhaji Sani Ahmed Daura, said the President’s return signaled God’s interest in turning around the fortunes of the country.
“On behalf of all the elders here, we are grateful to God you returned alive, and in good health,” he said.
Daura, a former Assistant Inspector General of Police, said the President’s life of patience, endurance and contentment was exemplary, praying that God would give him more strength and wisdom to lead the country.
Earlier, President Buhari received the Emir of Katsina, Alhaji Abdulmumini Kabir Usman and his entourage.
The president left the country on May 7 for the United Kingdom on medical vacation for an undisclosed ailment.
He returned to the country after 103 days as he was attended to by his doctors.
