the promise 2015

"Lagos deserves someone who is not tied to the apron strings of a Godfather" - Jimi Agbaje tells Babajide Sanwo-Olu

Oh yes, Lagos does not dislike the Igbos, your political establishment does. The royal utterance of 2015 is still fresh on the mind of the entire electorate. He now works with the presidency.

I'm leaving Nigeria better than I met it in 2015 - Buhari (FULL TEXT)

Fellow Nigerians, on the strength of your overwhelming support for me and my political party, I started this journey with a great deal of promise and expectation from you.

Full text of President Buhari's address to the nation ahead of Saturday's election

When you elected me in 2015, it was essentially in consequence of my promise of CHANGE.

Egypt is trying to make Cairo look like Dubai. It's taken 10 years and cost $58 billion.

The Egyptian government has said it won't destroy any monuments designated as historic sites.But critics have said this is a meaningless promise since most sites aren't registered. It's not just the dead that are affected either.

Furore over ministers' N8.6b four years budget

Goodluck Jonathan had the least, 33 ministers, nine of whom were carried over from Yar'Adua's administration. Jonathan later increased the number to 37 just before the 2015 general elections.

Workers threaten showdown if governors divert bailout again

We believe the arrears would be paid, and we can only pray they fulfill the promise."

Full speech of President Buhari's New Year address

Nevertheless, I call upon all Nigerians to carefully recall the circumstances of our coming to office, the facts on the ground and the resources at our disposal since 2015 with the accomplishments of this administration. 30.

I will stand down in 2023 - Buhari says in new year letter to Nigerians

This is a new year and the beginning of a new decade - the Nigerian Decade of prosperity and promise for Nigeria and for Africa.

Nigeria at 61: Full text of Buhari's Independence Day speech

The water projects we completed between 2015 to 2020 have improved Nigerian's access to potable water to 71% between 2015 and 2020. This means 12.5 million additional Nigerians now have direct access to potable water. Fellow Nigerians, 55.