President Muhammadu Buhari: Few Landmark Achievements In Just 6 Years

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HEALTH CARE


Airforce Reference Hospital, Daura

Naval Reference Hospital, Calabar

Nigerian Army Reference Hospital, Maiduguri (ongoing)

NAF Base Stand Hospital Bauchi

Women & Children Hospital, Daura

Cancer Treatment Center, Abuja

Cancer Treatment Center, Lagos

Diagnostic Centers, KANO

Diagnostic Centers at the Federal
Medical Centre, Umuahia.

Modern Medical Diagnostic Centre at the Ahmadu Bello University Teaching Hospital (ABUTH)


EDUCATION

Federal Polytechnic Daura, Katsina state.


Federal Polytechnic Kaltungo, Gombe state

Federal Polytechnic Wannune, Benue state

Federal Polytechnic Monguno, Borno state

Federal Polytechnic Shendam, Plateau state

Federal Polytechnic Ayede, Oyo state.

Federal Polytechnic Ugep, Cross River state.

Nigerian Maritime University Okerenkoko, Delta state

Nigerian Army University Biu, Borno state

University of Agriculture Zuru, Kebbi state

University of Transportation Daura, Katsina state

Nigerian Institute of Transport Technology, Kano (completed)

New Science Complex at Gombe state University (funded by CBN)

World-Class Library at ABU, Zaria

World-Class Library at KWAPOLY, Ilorin

Ahmadu Bello University Business Scool, Zaria

Airforce University, Tafawa Balewa, Bauchi state.


INFRASTRUCTURE


Baro Inland Water Port

Ibadan Dry Port

Kaduna Dry Port

Lekki Deep Sea Port (ongoing)

Ajaokuta-Kaduna Kano (AKK) Gas Pipeline (600+km, ongoing)

Transformer Plant (50 Engineers are currently in China for training)

Escravos-Lagos pipeline project phase 2 (36’x342km)

NPA-revived Eastern ports in Cross River, Rivers and Delta states

15 Fertilizer Plants revived
Buhari Quarters (Housing Estates in every state except Lagos and Rivers states).

Second Niger Bridge (ongoing)

Bonny-Bodo Bridge, Rivers state

Loko-Oweto Bridge, Benue state

Ibbi Bridge, Taraba state

Enugu-Calabar-Cameroon Highway

Completion of NDDC headquarters after 21 years

Building of NCDMB skyscraper headquarters, Yenagoa

Building of independent power plants in Aba, Lagos Island elsewhere to provide 24/7 electricity to thousands of shops.


MODULAR REFINERIES


Niger Delta Petroleum Resources modular refinery, Rivers state

OPAC modular Refinery, Delta state

WalterSmith Refinery Limited, Imo state


RAILWAY PROJECTS


Abuja Metro Train

Abuja-Kaduna Train (95% completed inherited)

Warri-Itakpe Train (Kogi-Edo-Delta state)
Lagos-Abeojuta-Ibadan

Lagos-Ibadan train linked to Apapa Port
Train Assembly Plan, Kajola, Ogun state
Railway Maintenance and Repairs village


AVIATION


New Abuja Airport Runway

New Abuja Airport Terminal

New Lagos Airport Terminal

Port Harcourt Airport Terminal

Enugu Airport Runway & Terminal

Aminu Kano Airport Terminal

Maiduguri New Airport Terminal


PENSION/GRATUITY


N30,000 Minimum Wage

Pension Arrears payment to civil servants
Bailout to 27 States

Ex-Biafra soldiers & Policemen entitlements paid

Retired Police pensions paid

Airways Retirees pensions settled

NITEL/Mtel Staff Pensions cleared


SOCIAL INVESTMENT


N-Power for 1.5m graduates

School Feeding Programme for Pry 1-3 pupils in public schools

TraderMoni

FarmerMoni

Modified Home-Grown Feeding programme

Extended Special Public Works Programme 1000 persons from every LGA (774,000 people)

Survival Fund for artisans, firms and petty traders.


AGRICULTURE


WACOT (Largest Rice Mill in Africa), Kebbi state

OLAM (largest Feed Mill in Africa), Kaduna state

SUNTI (Largest Sugar Company in Africa), Niger state

200,000 Capacity Yam Storage Facility, Benue state

Shea-butter Production and the Fashion Industry), Oyo state.

Buhari is an outright success...

He is progressively succeeding against all odds.
#MayNigeriaSucceed
#NextLevelChallenge

Credit - Valiant Samson Idowu-Alaba
#iStandWithBuhari


WE STAND WITH A MAN OF HONOR CHARACTER AND INTEGRITY.



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