PRESIDENT BUHARI: KINDLY LISTEN TO ME

You know there comes a time in a man’s life, where he will stand up and be a real man. He will take the bull by the horn and damn all consequences and speak. Lord, I don’t even know what title to call you sef. Abi na Alhaji, General, Mr or Chief. Whatever it is, kindly sha listen to me.

What is the matter? Is the pressure too much? You appear too calm for these times. It’s almost as if this whole thing that is happening is not phasing you. Your team is moving around as if it’s business as usual. The whole nation is on fire. No peace anywhere in the land. Insecurity, fear and avarice.

People are no longer proud to be called Nigerians. The only thing that is uniting the whole country today is the continued bloodletting that knows no tribe, religion or geographical boundaries. Should we hold on to this as the only uniting factor in our country?

Lord, please whatever you need to do, please do. Me I don’t even have an answer so I cannot advise you but you could not have contested four times to be president and be waiting for me in Shomolu to come and tell you what to do. I want to presume that in all those years you were on the road looking for our votes, you had some clarity as to where you would be headed if given the opportunity.

Lord, think legacy right now. Think about your place in history as you move. I am happy you have said, you will not want to leave office a failure. God will help you achieve this but you have to show some resolve too on your side. There is too much blood on the streets, I can no longer eat my Afang in peace. Do something!