In a series of tweets on Thursday, Jibrin said history would be unkind to the nation’s number one citizen if he does not get his priority right.
Jibrin said the country had been moving “too slow coupled with uncertainty and crisis everywhere”.
“History will be kind to PMB for his intergrity, building opposition and ending insurgency but may never forgive him for his many inactions,” Jibrin tweeted.
“PMB’s inaction are so numerous that you are tempted to doubt if he is aware of his inactions and all the absordity presently going on.
“Is this the Muhammadu Buhari we know? the no nonsense general? Noooooo something is wrong! if not, we would have seen more decisive actions.
“Could it be PMB’s access to information and current happening is restricted in an attempt to reduce his worries and help him fully recover?
“Could it be some powerful people are aware of this situation PMB may be in and are taking advantage of it and/or taking things for granted?
“Well, things are not adding up! uncertainty and crisis everywhere, we are moving too slow when we can move faster. Is the C-in-C even aware?” Click to signup for FREE news updates, latest information and hottest gists everyday
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To me is like his health problems contributed to his ininaction. May God heal him. Ameeen
ReplyDeleteDon't you know that when one grows old, many things become very odd to him and he begins to repent and make some reconciliation? He can only try his best. The unfortunate thing is that we don't have youthful people with enough credibility to be sponsored and supported to lead the country. Look at your case for instance, you have a good case but it's unfortunate that your hands were not totally clean. You have also ate and dinned with these people and you kept quite until they attacked you. And that's why no one cannot really fight for you.
ReplyDeleteFor once mallam Jibrin, you have spoken the truth without padding it. Something is certainly wrong. The wheels of change are grinding too slow that I fear even if given an extra term after this, we maybe still be miles off the promise land.
ReplyDeleteWish Mr. President well to see his visions come to pass. To rule Nigeria is not a stroll in d park. But baba am sure you were aware of this fact before you came out for d job.