PRINCE ARTHUR EZE LAUDS PRESIDENT BUHARI FOR DEVELOPMENT STRIDES IN SOUTH-EAST.

President Mohammed Buhari has garnered praises for the development of infrastructure in the south-east; especially the second Bridge of Niger, which has been completed up to approximately 70 percent and is planned for commissioning before to the end of 2022.

Prince Arthur Eze, Oil Tycoon delivered the applause in the Presidential Villa in Abuja during a private visit to the President on Tuesday night. This was made known to the public in a statement released by the Senior special Adviser to the President on Media and Publicity Garba Shehu through his official Facebook page.

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The businessman urged Nigerians to always preach peace as against hate, and draw lessons from countries suffering the effect of war.

He pledged loyalty and commitment to the unity, peace and indivisibility of Nigeria, urging President Buhari to stay focused and not be distracted by agitations for separatism rocking some parts of the country.

“There are countless Igbos scattered around the nooks and crannies of Nigeria, who live happily in peace, and do their legitimate businesses without complaint of marginalization.

“No matter what, let’s tolerate one another and always embrace the spirit of peace, forgiveness and reconciliation. God that brought us together has not made a mistake. I have no other country than Nigeria, let’s join hands and solve our problems ourselves,” Prince Eze said.

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The statement also revealed that Prince Eze commended the President on the successes recorded in the North-East where Boko Haram fighters are surrendering in droves, urging more efforts in the North-West against bandits and other criminals.

Prince Eze counselled government to give more opportunities to local outfits like the Nigerian Security Printing and Minting Corporation, to print election ballot papers, sensitive security documents, certificates, local, state and Federal Government revenue and treasury receipts, passports, and others, since it had the capacity to do so.

President Buhari thanked Prince Eze for visiting and for his good wishes for the country and government at all times.

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Prince Arthur Eze is the CEO of Atlas Oranto Petroleum, as well as a philanthropist and politician. His traditional title is ‘Ozoigbondu of Ndi Igbo.’ He was born on November 27, 1948, in Ukp, Dunukofia LGA, Anambra State. Not only is he the proprietor of one of Nigeria’s largest privately held oil exploration and production firms, but he is also a Prince born from a traditional Royal Family.

Arthur Eze, in addition to being a businessman, is also involved in Nigerian politics. Online reports say the All Progressives Grand Alliance’ APGA was formed in his sitting room.