The youths also advised Buhari to gauge the mood of Nigerians before contesting the 2015 presidential election and stop deluding himself to believing that what happened to those who contested elections in western nations several times before winning would be his fate.
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The spokesman of the group, Jibril Mamman Vatsa, in a statement in Kaduna, said the recent statements by Buhari to the effect that the current military operation against the Boko Haram sect was anti-north had exposed Buhari as a sectional leader.
The statement argued further that there was no basis for Buhari to maintained that it was unthinkable for him to compare the Niger Delta militants with the Boko Haram sect.
“It is unthinkable for a former Head of State like Buhari to compare the Niger-Delta militants with terrorists. When late President Umaru Musa Yar’Adua talked about amnesty, he gave three months. In the case of Boko Haram, President Jonathan has waived the olive branch without conditions,” the statement said.
The group wondered “why, for instance, should any serious statesman bring himself to ridicule by siding a region against the other?
Reminding Nigerians of the long forgotten controversies which are essentially along regional and religious lines, certainly have not made Buhari a national leader.
“There are certain arbitrary, sentimental and contradictory utterances that ought not to be attributed to a national leader which Buhari claims to be. Any leader seeking the good of Nigerians should not expose himself in a ridiculous and jaundice manner as Buhari has done.
“Therefore, the call for his arrest by the CAN President is a responsible one because the issue of security in the nation needs a concrete solution in which people like Buhari should have made suggestions,” the statement added.
According to the group, “Buhari’s vituperations have remained mere talks with no discernible contents and signposts. Therefore, talking about a Boko Haram that has consigned those opposed to their plots and comparing them with the Niger-Delta militants is prejudicial to one Nigeria, over-heats the polity and at best a setback to the nation he has once ruled as Head of State.”
He stressed that if the Boko Haram members are becoming more daring by the day, it is because of the support given to them by some people in high places. Click to signup for FREE news updates, latest information and hottest gists everyday
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Its abt time he hears it from us, d Arewa youths he's supposedly "protecting". Haba Baba Buhari, ba girman ka ba ne. Go n rest. If u ve nothing positive to say, don Allah keep quiet. U r not helping matters. We need young n virile pple in politics nt senile old men. She-Nigerian.
ReplyDeleteWalahi ina goyin bayan ku. Buhari is maliciously sentimental.
ReplyDeleteBuhari does not have what it takes to be a leader. From the way he talks ,if he become a leader he will drag this nation back to 1920 . He has nothing to offer .l wonder the kind of legacy he want to live behind when he he is gone . Shame on him
ReplyDeleteHe is an example of a bad leader .
all this will not stop him from becoming president if GOD wish. PDP brainwashed nasty people.
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