PRESIDENT BUHARI: 7 THINGS YOU MUST DO NOW!

Sir, in more civilized climes and especially in the event of a catastrophic loss of lives, sensitive and politically astute Presidents fly back from foreign trips or cancel international meetings altogether, no matter how important. Their goal is to take charge of the situation back home and calm the public's fears and concerns. Not you Mr. President. You are about to jet off again. This time to Equatorial Guinea.

Two weeks ago, I provided detailed reports about the carnage in Benue State. Reports that were later confirmed by the media. Last week, several towns and villages in Adamawa State were sacked by Islamist Fulani herdsmen. This weekend, the Rector of Ekiti University announced the destruction of millions of Naira worth of farmland and crops by Fulani herdsmen. Also, this weekend, none other than former Nigerian Senate President David Mark and his security detail were brazenly attacked by Fulani marauders while inspecting Agatu and surrounding areas in Benue State. Such is the defiance, fearlessness, and determination of the Fulani nomads. They really don't give a rat's behind about who is or is not in any convoy.

I have no clue who your advisors are. But this much I can tell you. They are doing a lousy job.
In my humble opinion, wisdom, tact, and common sense dictate that you do the following -

1. Address the nation directly on TV and radio.
2. Commiserate with affected communities and deliver a message of peace and hope.
3. Promise the rapid delivery of compensation and restitution to the survivors, the wounded, and the families of those who have lost livelihoods and loved ones.
4. Go on BBC and other relevant radio services that Fulanis have a tendency to listen to. Speak to them in their own language, and in no uncertain terms state that this nonsense must come to an end quickly.
5. Set up and empower a Rapid Task Force with a view to stopping future violence and preventing a national conflict that might be much more difficult to contain.
6. Personally visit the affected communities to see things for yourself.
7. As Grand Patron of Myeti Allah, the umbrella Fulani cattle herders association, meet with the leadership pronto and explain in vivid detail what the consequences of future conflicts could be.

I recall your righteous indignation in 2000, when you stormed Ibadan to meet with Governor Lam Adesina of Oyo State in order to protest the alleged killing of Fulani herdsmen, when the fact of the matter at the time was that the Fulani were the aggressors. Today, there is complete silence from you in particular.
Mr President, you owe it to Nigerians, to the many Fulani herdsmen of no determinate nationality who rampage and roam Nigeria, and to future generations, to be seen at this time to be alive to your responsibilities; to the plight of affected communities in word and deed; and to the security implications of these most barbaric and medieval acts.

So far, you have failed to squash Boko Haram as you had us believe during your electoral campaign. Many now believe, the Fulani herders are actually Boko Haram in disguise. You cannot afford to have another front open up that could potentially lead to a major backlash against Fulani herders.

If you have not been told already by the fawning advisors who tend to obsequiously kow tow to Presidents and only tell them what they want to hear, know this. Today, in the seeming absence of security and the denial by government officials of the massacres by Fulanis, Nigerians in large numbers are talking about the necessity of arming themselves by all means possible. They are beginning to realize that dead men and women do not write history.

Sir, for your good, and the good of Nigerians, I respectfully ask you to act and speak now, before it is too late!

Sincerely,
Dr Victor Oladokun
A Concerned Nigerian

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Mr. President 7 things you really need to do.

1. Bring back our girls as promised.

2. Make the naira equal to the dollars as promised.

3. Pay up the 10 months salary you are owing unemployed youths (5k per month as promised.) You are owing each unemployed youth 50k as it stands.

4. Feed hungry school children at least twice every school day as promised.

5. Diversify our economy as promised instead of seeking more oil field to explore (Agriculture ti take over, oil ko jawo mor)

6. Create just 500 jobs out of the 250,000 jobs you promised to be creating annually during your tenure.

7. Put on your military uniform and lead Nigerian troops on the war against Boko Haram as promised.

Sai baba, Dan Allah, biko nu, nitori Olorun resign if you cannot attend to these 7 things now.

I hope he not only listen but also act on it because those Fulani's attitude is really getting out of hand!

Advice is what anybody can give, but only few with functional brains receive it. When there was a bomb bast in Borono last 2years and the then President didn't cancel his trip and still went ahead to travel for a function outside the country, the then opposition now the ruling party stopped at nothing to misinform gullible Nigerians of how heartless and inhuman the then president was. They even went ahead to use it as one of their campaign strategies to draw sympathy to themselves. Now the broom carrying hypocrites and their e-rats see nothing wrong in what their Lord and personal savior is doing, that thousands are dying day in day out in the hands of bokoharam and the motivated Fulani herds men and our president is silent and busy gallivanting the whole world. One reason why APC is destined to fail is that they derived pleasure in the misfortunes that befell the past administration and so never offered a single solution rather they capitalised on that and even went heartlessly as far as using them as campaign strategy. Now it's their turn and the misfortunes are skyrocketing, God forbid I sympathize with them. Mr adviser just hold your peace cos the certificate less NEPA bill holding illiterate can't read not to talk of comprehending your messages. Before you know it now you have become IPOB.

Noted..All these to what end tho?

I Wonder why Buhari is silent on this Fulani's destruction of lives and properties..

Human life is precious, every single child killed is a future President, Governor, Professor, Doctor, Lawyer

Ok

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8. Resign.

Nice 1.

It is well wit naija

Nice one.

Serzly it's high time we started protesting.


Death toll on the rise

Crises here nd there nd de ain't feeling concerned.



They don't give a damn about human life because it's not one of their own.






Evn Amaechi had d gut to say on air that Nigeria is at peace when people die everyday from the govt's negligence.



It's not fair!

Nice one bro.

Buhari be like

President know he is supposed to do all dat....
But something keep holding him back

Go to guinea nd tell hım

Ok

THE PRESIDENT WAY NO GET S*NSE BEFORE




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One thing u must do now, go back to Daura before its too late.

I pray he listens to the voice of wisdom o

I am very sure, he would have reacted if it was the Fulanis that were being killed

Mr President speak to your people in the language they understand.

ff i hear say bubu do anything u just mentioned ...btw r u sure that bastard can read what u just wrote

Spot on

If I ear



Btw the title of the write up is b4 it's too late.




ThefakeStan

Great post and sugesstion but the prideful president will not listen he know those zombies will still support him

A word is enough for the wise.

HungerBad, what do you have to say?

Hmmm