Friday, 11 August 2017

Buhari will not Resign - Pro-Buhari Group

Coalition of  civil society group  under the aegis of Centre for Civil  Society and Justice (CCSJ) had paraded Abuja in a rally to support President Muhammad Buhari who has been on medical vacation for over 92 days.

The group carried out protest to counter coalition of civil society groups that recently host a campaign  against the President to resume or resign from office. The Pro-Buhari protest was kick-started on the  10th  of August, 2017  at Unity Fountain. The same Venue that was used by the rival group for their campaign.

The group carried several message of sympathy on support for the President. With inscriptions like 'We Stand United,' 'Support President Buhari,' 'Nigeria Cannot be Held Down By Corruption,' 'Prosecute Looters Now',  'Our President is Recuperating', 'Buhari / Osinbajo We Are Fully With You', 'God Has Healed Nigerians', 'Glory Be To God', 'Nigerians Are United For President Buhari',and other solidarity messages for the President.

The  Pro-Buhari group urged that  the sick President had not violate the Constitution as claims by the coalition of civil society. Saying that the president had fulfilled the constitutional requirement by transmitting a letter to the National Assembly about his condition as well as transferring power to his deputy,  Professor Yemi Osinbajo.

Speaking on-behalf of the group,  Nelson Ekujumi emphasized  that they carried out the rally to assure the world that Nigerians are solidly behind President Buhari and his anti-corruption fight. He further explained that Buhari was simply sick just like any other person, adding that there was no vacuum in the presidency of Nigeria. He condemned the actions of those who called for Buhari resignation and refer them to as agents of darkness, describing the act as mischievous and unnecessary

Mr Ekujumi also express confidence in the leadership style of President Muhammadu Buhari while he urged Nigerians to ignore those parading  themselves as pro-democracy group.

Ekujumi also disclose that the pro -Buhari group would continue it sit out for 30 days.

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