Where Is Buhari: A Question That Urgently Need To Be Addressed

 Where Is Buhari: A Question That Urgently Need To Be Addressed Presently, the question "Where Is Buhari?" is seriously gaining mo...

 Where Is Buhari: A Question That Urgently Need To Be Addressed

Presently, the question "Where Is Buhari?" is seriously gaining momentum on different social media platforms. From the look of things in Nigeria at present, coupled with the obvious signs of a failed and dying state, this question of the whereabout of the president ought to be addressed expressly and treated with the urgency it deserves.

Recall that the leader of the indigenous people of Biafra(IPOB), Mazi Nnamdi Kanu have since maintained the claim that Buhari has died and was buried in a shallow grave in Saudi Arabia, though nobody have cared to listen to his claims.

Eventually, it has become very apparent at this critical time in the history of this country that people are finally coming together to ask themselves pertinent questions regarding issues that directly affects them as citizens of Nigeria.

Unfortunately, some self acclaimed politically correct individuals and elites have chosen to dismiss the glaring facts surrounding the claims of the absence or demise of the Nigerian president, terming them mere rumours.

Trending Question : Where is President Buhari? Have you seen the recent picture they published where the acclaimed Buhari is taking vaccine? Do you see how supposed older Buhari look more fresher and younger than Osinbajo?

The cables are playing with 200 million mumu Nigerians pic.twitter.com/H7KCQbQKLw

— Emeka Gift (@EmekaGift) March 6, 2021

But, the dead silence of the president himself to the alarming state of affairs in the country is actually intensifying the call, and going further to prove to concerned citizens that Mazi Nnamdi Kanu may be right regardless.

Within the week, a forthright, former Nigeria Senator and a member of the 8th house, Dino Melaye responded to this claim in a viral video.

Dino said; “Nobody is in charge of the federal republic of Nigeria. No coordination in governance and administration, it is obvious the president is no longer with us.”

And by this statement, being just one of the "so many" that have dot the internet about the absence or rather the demise of the president, things are becoming clearer by the day that the president, Muhammadu Buhari is no longer with us.

Nigeria is currently in a State of disarray as she is bedeviled on every side by economic downturns, breakdown of law and order, prevailing corruption, unacceptable government spending, terrorism, huge debts, poor infrastructure, ill-equipped educational sector, political jingoism of the ruling class and so on, yet without a leader to trust for directions.

No CnC in Nigeria, what Nigerians are watching is a movie by cabals, widely and deceitfully publicised by Channels TV. We have every conviction that Nigerians are being ruled by proxy. We are IPOB, we stood firm in our statement that Buhari is long dead and Buried.#SupportESN pic.twitter.com/4aHJdoRsBr

— Emeka Gift (@EmekaGift) March 5, 2021

Despite the calls by well-meaning individuals from various quarters and from the likes of the senate minority leader, Senator Enyinnaya Abaribe for the president to come out and address the nation and communicate his thoughts to them by words and body language, there is yet to be response from Mr President. Rather, the fashion model in Aso Rock have become a ceremonial figurehead for the photos.

With everything that have transpired in Nigeria, especially since the re-election of the supposed President Buhari in 2019, one can conclusively agree that the president is no longer with us.

Do not forget!

One man, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu have publicly and boldly made same claim since 2017 and kept proving it to all, that the man in Aso Rock is not President Buhari. But Nigerians ignored him out of hate.

Where is Buhari? Nigerians are doomed if they do not get an answer for this question soon enough.

Written by Okere David C.

Edited by Vivian Ezihie

For Family Writers Press International.

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