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Mr Ken Dike, an APC Chieftain in South Africa, said on Thursday, July 23, that President Muhammadu Buhari would restore discipline in Nigeria.
Dike, the Secretary of APC in Gauteng Province of South Africa, told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Johannesburg, that Buhari had on assumption of office indicated his administration’s determination to bring sanity to the country.
He said that Nigerians could expect a new lease of life, with discipline as administered by the APC administration led by Buhari.
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The chieftain noted that though Buhari met enormous challenges, he was convinced that Nigeria would be restored to its glorious past.
Dike urged Nigerians to be patience with the administration as the President strives on to make good his promise to rebuild the country.
“It is not an easy task. Buhari must start from somewhere in the task of providing democracy dividends and this cannot be done in a month.
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“ It is necessary that we give him all the support to move this country forward, but he has to start from some where,“ he said.
In some other news, Cardinal John Onaiyekan has cautioned President Muhammadu Buhari to avoid publicly humiliating political office holders in his quest to tackle corruption in the country.

Vice President Yemi Osinbajo and state governors on Thursday, July 23, met at the Aso Rock villa to hold a closed-door meeting of the National Economic Council (NEC).
According to The Nation, the meeting started around 11.am. The agenda is likely the committee report on incomes and spending from the Excess Crude Account and the NNPC account from 2012 till the end of the immediate past administration. Another possible point of discussion could be the option of bailout for states owing workers’ salaries.
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The committee set up during the previous NEC meeting includes governors Nasir el-Rufai, Adams Oshiomhole, Emmanuel Udom and Ibrahim Dankwambo.
The meeting is said to still be in progress, with more details expected later.
Meanwhile President Muhammadu Buhari has returned from his 4-day US trip in the course of which the issues of economic and anti-terrorism cooperation between the two countries were discussed.

The Vice President Yemi Osinbajo on Thursday, July 23, told the National Economic Council (NEC) that Boko Haram militants plan to to dump bomb-laden refuse in his house.
This information was disclosed to journalists after the NEC’s six hours meeting in Abuja. A copy of press briefing, the “Talking Point”, contained Osinbajo statement that says that plans by the Boko Haram to attack his house has been uncovered. Osinbajo’s family house is located in Obanikoro area of Lagos state.
The material was only circulated by the council secretariat after the Lagos State Governor, Akinwunmi Ambode, has briefed journalists.
The briefing was attended by three other states’ governors namely — Solomon Lalong (Plateau), Atiku Bagudu (Kebbi) and Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi (Enugu).
Excerpts from the “Talking Point”:
“The Vice President regretted that insurgency has affected the economic life of the northeast and the country as a whole.
“He called for the council to speak as a team to put pressure on the Service Chiefs to increase their effort in fighting insurgency.
“There should be increase in sensitization and education channels like radio and television.
“The Vice President also disclosed that security reports have revealed that scavengers are now being prepared by insurgents to dump refuse laden with bombs in the house of the Vice President.”