Buhari Has Turned Out To Be A Continuation Of A Series Of Bad Deals For Nigeria - Bayo Omisore Writes

Facebook user and lawyer, Bayo Omisore is
not impressed with the Buhari led
administration and how state governors are
trooping to London to visit him.

According to him, ‘Buhari, rather sadly, has
turned out to be a continuation of a series
of bad deals for Nigeria’.
Read his full post below…
If the spectacle of these London medical
conferences does not shame you as a
Nigerian, then nothing else will. In the year
2017 B.C. our elected representatives are
attending conferences in London to
showcase the sickness of Nigeria. If I may
recall, the last time we had these series of
conferences, we were heckling the
Englishman for independence. That was in
the fifties. It is decades ago, but sure feels
like a millennium now. Today, we are
prostate before the same overlords, sick in
mind and body, and dependent on the
mercy of its healthcare system to function.
And yet, the victims of the perfidy that is
epitomized by these shameless rendezvous
in London are celebrating the stupid
pictorials, almanacs of shame.
APC governors London medical conference
today; PDP governors London medical
tomorrow. If you think there is really an
effective line of demarcation between these
two sets of human predators, besides the
acronyms, your brain needs a reset.
Mind you, the issue is not Buhari being sick,
no, any mortal could succumb to sickness. If
he hadn’t fallen this sick, needing extended
leave of medical absence from office, his
hypocrisy would have remained perpetually
hidden. Alas, the inherent frailties of human
nature has exposed him. He is just as
wasteful and corrupt as the others before
him. Corruption here, is only relative to the
scale of commission.
The humanity in me would wish him speedy
recovery and restoration to health, despite
what the huge cost of all these madness
represents for the hapless citizens dying
avoidable deaths everyday.
Buhari, rather sadly, has turned out to be a
continuation of a series of bad deals for
Nigeria.

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