In a lengthy Facebook post, Senator Shehu Sani described President Buhari’s speech as a Lion’s roar meant to wake up a slumbering nation dangerously forgetting the lessons of its history and the calling of its future.
In Buhari’s nationwide broadcast Monday morning, the President had opened his speech with gratitude to his fellow citizens. He also said that the unity of the country would not be open to any negotiation adding that political mischief makers who were fuelling ethnic violence would be dealt with.
Echoing the President’s speech, Sani said, “The Lion has roared The President spoke the mind of Nigerians who cherish our unity, peace and collective progress.
“He spoke as a Nationalist and he spoke my mind a hundred percent. He sent a clear message to terrorists, ethnic irredentists, secessionists, and champions of sectionalism that this union is an indissoluble matrimony in all circumstances.
“The President’s speech was a Lion’s roar meant to reaffirm and reinforce the unity of a nation showing signs of disintegration during his absence.
“The President speech was a Lion’s roar re-establishing full control of a staggering Clime heading to an engineered implosion during his absence.
“The President speech was a Lion’s roar meant to wake up a slumbering nation dangerously forgetting the lessons of its history and the calling of its future.The president speech was a Lion’s roar meant to extinguish the Soviet/Yugoslavia Inferno stoking in our country.
“During the President’s absence, our hard-earned trophy of peace and plaque of unity were gathering dust and gradually being eaten by ants and bugs, the Lion roared to clear them.
“Our dreams and vision for a better country can be achieved without the need to subscribe to disorder or surrender to it. The roaring Lion may have disappointed “Biafranistas” and “Restructunistas” and “Evictionistas” but it’s pleasing to “Nationalistas”.
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Nigerians with this usual circumstancial grammatic vocabularies. I remembered the days of IBB inventive vocabularies.Nigeria is a very interesting contry. Ride on, the president. Victoria acerta
ReplyDeleteIf you like speak the whole grammar we know that your loyalty is wavering
ReplyDeleteA very disappointing speech indeed. This president is big liar, insensitive and a warmongering person. Nigeria is 1000% negotiable. He cannot force people live in bondage. Biafran must be restored whether he likes it or not. If it is by war, we will do it again.
ReplyDeleteStupid Idiot and Coward Anonymous @10:34pm you are just a hopeless Idiot who can not fight for the Unity of Even your own room, but just Using Social media and be Instigating Nigerians to war with the name of Biafra. Has Biafra Ever been exit? Talk less of Being Restored? You are Deceiving your Self and your People on the Social Media platforms. We are Watching as Event are Unfolding.
ReplyDeleteIf a wife decides to request a divorce, it is her right and never compelled. I really do not understand this slogan; unity of Nigeria not negotiable. Are we compelled to stay good or bad. I think we need to look into those ailing areas causing this apprehension and deal with them or else you can not stop the idea that is driven by our leaders inability.
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