See What Gen. Muhammadu Buhari Said About His Victory

The President-elect Muhammadu Buhari, says he is not surprised that he defeated President Goodluck Jonathan at the polls in the March 28 presidential election.  
                                      

Buhari, who defeated Jonathan by over two million votes,said this during an interview with CNN anchor, Christiane Amanpour, on Wenesday.


 He said the successful merger of the All Progressive Congress in 2013 signalled the beginning of the end of Jonathan's administration.

 He said, "I am not surprised because of how we came into the merger. The main opposition parties in Nigeria decided to come  together to face the ruling party. That means we had an additional spread and politicians across the length and breadth of the country; so, I was not surprised."

 Buhari said immediately after he was sworn in, he would begin a process of national reconciliation, especially in the violence-prone areas of the Niger Delta and North-East.

He said, "The actual division that is worth bothering about in terms of social instability and insecurity are in the North-East and the Niger Delta, which I think have been with his country long enough that we know how they started and what stage they are in now and we are confident that we will rapidly give attention to the insecurity in the country and I believe that we will deal with them within a few months in office."

 Source: Vanguard