A legal practitioner, Ebun
Adegboruwa, on Tuesday said the President Muhammadu Buhari’s All Progressives
Congress, APC-led Federal Government has lost the moral right to stay in power
beyond 2019.
Adegboruwa said the Buhari-led
government has failed to meet its electoral promises to Nigerians two years
after assuming office.
Featuring on Channels
Television’s programme, Sunrise Daily, the legal practitioner, however, noted
that there were improvements in a few areas such as the anti-corruption war.
He said, “The All Progressives Congress (APC) has lost the moral right to retain power, it goes beyond the President’s state of health. Everything you call a bond between a people and a leader has been broken, every promise made to Nigerians has been broken except in a few areas of course like the fight against insurgency and of course the fight against corruption minus the media trial of course, surely we have seen some improvement.”
Adegboruwa also faulted the
President over his refusal to disclose his health status to Nigerians, a
situation he described as discouraging.
The lawmaker maintained that
citizens have the right to know the health status of their President who has
been in London for 100 days.
“Personally, we as Nigerians deserve to join the President in prayers to ask that he be healed and return to his duty post.
“But in terms of the length of stay, in terms of the manner of treatment, in terms of the strategy of relating with Nigerians concerning what the President is going through, it’s quite very discouraging and unfortunate because this is a party that came into power on the mantra of change and engagement and so we will be surprised that the President could be going through any circumstance of ill health which Nigerians are not entitled to know.
“Today marks 100 days that the President has been out of the country on a consecutive basis and you wonder whether you can say you have such leadership in terms of the capacity of the executive president to manage the affairs of a nation.
“So I believe those agitating that the President should resume or resign are right in the sense that we didn’t anticipate that we’ll be ruled from another country because Nigeria is a sovereign nation,” he said.
It is a pity that Buhari refused to tell us who poisoned him so that necessary revenge can be visited on the person, his tribe, religion, party and his region.
ReplyDeleteThese are the reasons behind the secrecy of his illness because Buhari refused to lie about it.
The perpetrators are looking for ways to disorganized Nigeria so that they can enjoy their looted funds but they had forgotten that the chaos will lead to their death.
You cannot tell us that the president that was globetrotting (tribute to Fayose) will suddenly got sick flatly. Even rumour has it that late Yar'adua was even poisoned. Time has come for the North to ask questions. Nobody or region/religion has monopoly of arsenic poisoning.
Nobody right now can stand Buhari in an election in Nigeria...na Atiku,abi na Kwakwanso or Lamido?? Even in their own states, Buhari will floor them..even in grave ,we will still vote Baba, he is fast changing Nigeria and creating new opportunities, looting is reducing daily...Thank God, even u Adegboruwa admitted that there are some improvements in d war against corruption... It never happened
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