The western worlds are not stupid

After you have used Boko Haram terrorist to massacre innocent people and get into power, you want the world to rebuild what you have destroyed out of your selfish.
Rebuilding the North East, a global responsibility – Saraki

SENATE President, Bukola Saraki, yesterday, said the rehabilitation and reconstruction of the North-East zone, devastated by the Boko Haram insurgents was a responsibility for the international community.
The Senate President, who  stated this when he hosted the Ambassador of South Korea, Mr. Noh Kyu-Duk, and the India High Commissioner to Nigeria, Mr. A.R. Ghanashyam in his office in Abuja, said the task of rebuilding the North East was for the whole world,
He lamented that the zone currently lacks functional hospitals, schools and other social amenities that make like worth living and specifically called on the two envoys and their countries to assist in the rebuilding and rehabilitation efforts of the Federal Government in the North east, which will immediately follow the seizure of insurgency operations in the area.
He stated that one of the major challenges confronting the country is the insecurity caused by the Boko Haram. He said:  “Nigerians are yearning for a move to address some key issues such as the security challenges we are seeing in North Eastern part of country. We went to visit the zone and our observation was that there is need for rehabilitation and reconstruction. They now lack schools, hospitals and houses. All these need to be totally rebuilt in most of those places.
“I think a lot of friendly countries like yourself can play a role in this great humanitarian support to see what you can contribute to the development of the area because if we are going to reconstruct the North East today, it cannot just be from our regular inflows and revenues.
“I think it is a big responsibility for all our friends to see how they can contribute in putting together an infrastructure development fund that will go towards rebuilding the Northeast. The rebuilding of the Northeast should be a global responsibility.”
The Senate President also told his visitors that the Senate under his leadership was currently reviewing extant laws and also initiating new ones to make Nigeria an attractive investment destination.
“One of our legislative agenda that has been listed is reviewing all laws that have to do with making Nigeria more attractive for business people to do business, looking at legal instruments that will also improve our commercial dispute resolution and make people find Nigeria as a place that it will be easy to do business,’’ he said.
He added that the Senate was also interested in how Nigeria could deepen its trade relationship with South Korea and India.
Earlier, the South Korean Ambassador, Mr. Kyu-Duk, noted that the Senate President had  already proved himself as a visionary leader who was set to achieve the change agenda, having delivered reforms and change in the areas of health, education, agriculture, security, power and environment as governor of Kwara State.
He added: “I am quite confident of your success in leading this representative body to reform malfunctioning sectors of this country through proactive legislations. Nigeria is a second home to me.”
On his part, the Indian High Commissioner to Nigeria, Mr.  Ghanashyam, said his country desired improved business relationship with Nigeria, having sustained mutual understanding even before the two countries became independent.
Apart from the establishment of healthcare and educational facilities in the country, the envoy said India was ready to partner Nigeria to diversify its economy through agriculture and knowledge-based industry.

Source vanguard