Ojudu denies Osinbajo performs better than Buhari
- Professor Yemi Osinbajo, Nigeria's acting president, has been earning accolades from Nigerians following his recent actions
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 But President Buhari's aide, Babafemi Ojudu, has said those thinking 
Osinbajo is doing better than Buhari are just planning trouble for the 
duo
Those who say acting 
President Yemi Osinbajo is performing better than Buhari are not only 
mischievous, but thoughtless and aiming at causing friction between the 
two leaders, Babafemi Ojudu, the president’s special adviser on 
political matters, has said.

Osinbajo discussing with President Muhammadu Buhari
Ojudu, a former senator, who 
spoke with correspondents of the State House in Abuja, Nigeria on 
Monday, February 27, 2017, said Osinbajo still consulted with Buhari who
 is in London on a medical leave.
Nigerians
 and even the opposition had been commending Osinbajo. Senator Ben 
Murray-Bruce, a senator on the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party 
(PDP), also recently asked the acting president to teach Buhari how he 
is changing the economy.
The
 Punch reports that Ojudu said Buhari and Osinbajo enjoy a joint ticket 
and were both elected on the same platform and implementing the 
manifesto of the All Progressives Congress (APC).
“The same people who said we never had economic team, no policy, nothing are the ones saying this. 
“It
 is now that the policies we are implementing are maturing and they are 
seeing the result. It is not a question of one person being better than 
the other person.
“There is 
nothing that has been done since the vice-president started acting that 
is not something that started far back in the past. A good example is 
the Niger Delta initiative. 
“The
 president called the vice-president and said ‘I am giving you the 
mandate, go into the Niger Delta and meet with everyone who is a 
stakeholder, all the communities, talk to the militants and make sure 
you solve this problem for the benefits of Nigerians’.
“We
 are losing 1.2 million barrels of oil per day, all the gas pipelines 
powering the turbines are being blown up. And the president has said 
unless and until we resolve this problem we will not get out of 
recession. The VP took up the mandate and went to the Niger Delta, it is
 the initiative of Mr President not that of the vice-president.
“These
 are mischief makers, those who do not wish this country well, who are 
always promoting crisis, who will not allow the people to benefit from 
this democracy. They are the ones promoting this kind of divisive 
tendencies,” he said.
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