SV: USA Africa Dialogue Series - My Reply To Invitation To March Against Buhari's Government

With folded hand, crossed arms and eyes raised to the sky, Nigerians pray and wait for God to come and solve for them man-made problems. When it would appear as if they are conscious that their problems are man-made, they misdirect their angers at the wrong quarter. And like a beheaded serpent, they move spasmodically and bite indiscriminately only to slump lifelessly. Buhari needs massive backing of all Nigerians to demonstrate against the corrupt national assembly leaderships, the so-called 'like minds,' who are making it impossible for the President to govern according to APC promise to the electorates. Nigerians should demonstrate massively against the Nigerian Judiciary and Nigerian Bar Association who are the backbones of treasury looters in Nigeria. Nigerians should protest against Nigerian electrical Engineers of assorted academic qualifications that received $16 billion and $34 billion during Obasanjo and Jonathan's Presidency respectively, but ended up enveloping Nigeria with darkness instead of shinning her with light. Nigeria's four refineries are installed with a total capacity to refine 445,000 barrels crude oil per day for Nigeria's daily consumption which at present is estimated at 408,000 barrels per day. Nigerians should demonstrate against the Nigerian petro-chemical Engineers at NNPC for failing to deliver refined crude oil for which they have received payments from Nigerians. Nigerians should protest at the embassies of foreign countries in Nigeria that are holding money stolen by Nigerian officials and kept in those countries. In fact, Nigerians should protest massively against unjust distribution of our nation's wealth, power and resources. With the backing of the masses, national treasury looters and impoverishers of the masses will not be able to call Buhari a dictator or a witch-hunter whenever he forces them to vomit what they have illegally swallowed from our collective patrimony.

S.Kadiri 
 

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Skickat: den 31 januari 2017 19:49
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Ämne: Re: USA Africa Dialogue Series - My Reply To Invitation To March Against Buhari's Government

 

Buhari, as an individul, is far from being a pretender, but the dirty pool of Nigerian politics has to be questioned when things are not going right. I am not related to Buhari, but frankly speaking, we will not pretend that Nigeria is a place where politics is a terrible money minting processor for those who involve themselves in it. It is hard to believe that individuals with great spirits to help the country are overshadowed by numerous pursuers of personal agenda and enrichment which cannot help the country. 

I agree that Buhari has to be held accountable for whatever that goes on the country, but when will the public be educated to the point of recognizing the simple truth -over polluted system that Nigeria has inherited. 

All Nigerians who cherish honest means and know what frustration is and can be on the path of hardworking and honest people whose path is filled with tons of thorns in a Nigerian-experimental democracy know that the wrong attitudes of the majority and biased lenses of many people who do not see beyond certain parameters, such as their tribal, regional, religious, economic, and educational cubicles, constitute a stumbling block to the development of Nigeria.

Unfortunately, honest Buhari in on that path of thorns. His sincerity keeps the country going even though some buy, no matter what objective people may say about Buhari, will still complain about the man. That is the beauty of democracy. Isn't it? 

On Tuesday, January 31, 2017 6:08 AM, Chidi Anthony Opara <chidi.opara@gmail.com> wrote:

"Hey "marchers", please do not disturb me, I am not marching with you guys. When I and a few others warned against voting for the present pretenders, you guys called us derogatory names and now you have what you wanted. 

"Sai Buhari" till 2023!"

CAO. 

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