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Those Around Buhari Should Ask Him To Resign, Enough Is Enough – Northern Elders

The Northern Elders Forum (NEF) has again called for the resignation of President Muhammadu Buhari due to the alarming rate of insecurity and socio-economic problems facing the country.

NEF Ask Buhari To Resign

In a series of tweets on Tuesday, NEF spokesman, Hakeem Baba-Ahmed said that those around President Buhari should ask him to resign.

He lamented the failure of Buhari as a president despite the huge resources, adding that 2023 might be the worst year so far for the country, considering the present state of the economy and security.

Baba-Ahmed said, “When you have a President with huge powers like ours has, NOBODY leads anything. He is everything. He sets standards.

“He determines how those below him work. He determines how those below him work; even VP, governors, Legislators, Ministers etc. He can’t pass the buck. Where you a near-total collapse, he is responsible. This is MY PERSONAL opinion; I am terrified by the state of Nigeria. I am more terrified by what it will be by May 2023.

“If there are people he listens to, they should ask him to consider resigning. Any lawful option is better than his continuing. Raise your voice, Nigeria. It’s enough.”

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KanyiDaily recalls that President Muhammadu Buhari had recently lamented that being in office for the past seven years has been tough and that he is eager to hand over to his successor in 2023.

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Tobias Sylvester

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