#TheRealBuhari BUHARI is the Representative of the PAST and ALL that is Bad in Nigeria. Poor Power, poor Education, Corruption, Dictatorship, Bad Schools, etc. These are all the outcome of overthrowing a democracy in the year 1983 by Buhari. Nigeria Democracy would have been matured by now but no, Buhari prematurely aborted it. Now we are building another one, he is back again to do the same, every time Nigeria want to be great a Buhari will appear to Abort it, people will you agree this time? You will never believe that BUHARI overthrow the Democratically elected Government because someone in that Govt was tracking his corrupt activities in NNPC, But Buhari claimed that he overthrow the Govt because of corruption whereas he was the real corrupt person who was being secretly investigated!!! Last time he came in the form of a military dictator! This time he is coming in the form of a democrat with two tongues! But they are all the same!!! Please take time to read: Now, some are lapping up the fable that if Buhari comes in as President, corruption and embezzlement in high places would come to an end. But I think this is like the story of the child and Santa Clause. That reality does not exist now or in the future, because the reality of who Buhari is has been shown to us through his real actions, not by the pictures and images being put out there by his spin-doctors and uncritical supporters. Should I start with the scandal of the N2.8 billion NNPC money that got stolen under his watch as Petroleum Minister and head of NNPC in 1978? Let’s bear in mind that the value of that money in hard currency at the time was more than $3 billion. Under intense public pressure, the Shehu Shagari government, which shortly took over thereafter from the military, set up a Senate probe which traced the money to a London Midland Bank account belonging to Buhari from where the money again got missing. No less than a person of the then Senate Majority Leader and Chairman of the Senate probe panel, Dr Olusola Saraki revealed this in an interview with Vera Ifudu of the Nigerian Television Authority (NTA). When Ifudu reported this, she was clandestinely sacked by the NTA, but the lady went to court and presented all the evidence and won in a case of wrongful dismissal. Saraki till his death never denied what he told the lady. In the end, they settled Ifudu with a big payout to buy her silence. saharareporters/2014/11/02/buharists-and-their-stockholm-syndrome Akanimo Asuquo Sunday Alilonu Iyke Tony Anthony Zekeye Fuludu Ashley Thompson Diepiriye Eric Uchenna Chimara Hon Eneh Victor Chigozie Daniel Osakpamwan Ogbegie
Posted on: Wed, 14 Jan 2015 10:26:42 +0000
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