Reuben Abati, a former spokesman
to immediate past President Goodluck Jonathan has agreed with First Lady, Aisha
Buhari that Nigeria is no doubt a country dominated by hyenas, jackals and
small animals.
In an article entitled ‘Lunch In
London, Anxiety In Nigeria’, Abati said Nigeria is a big animal kingdom
denominated by lower and higher animals.
He wrote, “What I know is that we
are now truly, a country of hyenas, jackals and small animals. A big animal
kingdom, but when the First Lady Aisha Buhari drew attention to this, recently,
we all started screaming that she was rather condescending but right now, with
what I am seeing and hearing, I believe she will be vindicated in the long
run.
“We, the people are obviously the
small animals. In an animal kingdom, the bigger animals do what they like with
the smaller ones, and they dare not complain.
“My friend, why must I always be the one to
tell you what is going on in this country? When you want to be mischievous,
that is when you ask funny questions. Are we not in this country together?
Don’t you listen to the news like everyone else?”
Abati said the pictures of Buhari
and some APC members in London does not look real to him.
He voiced his conviction thus,
“But for just this last time, I will use my church mind to tell you that the
latest development is photography as a tool of governance.
“Some APC Governors and party
leaders just visited President Muhammadu Buhari in London. They had lunch with
him and took photographs. I know about that. I actually saw the photos too. But
the whole thing doesn’t look straight to me.
“It doesn’t look crooked to me
either. People have been complaining that the President of Nigeria is missing
in action and they need to know that he is still alive. So, they provide a
photograph of him having lunch with his party members and loyalists. How is
that a problem for you? We should be glad that the President is getting well.”
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