Nigerians React as President Buhari Calls for Unity As the Country Clocks 61

Nigerians React as President Buhari Calls for Unity As the Country Clocks 61

  • Nigerians have taken to social media to react as President Muhammadu Buhari called for unity during is national address
  • The president who also announced the lifting of the suspension on Twitter said he will do everything to protect the country
  • Recall that some people in the southeast and southwest have been agitating for the breakup of the country

Following President Muhammadu Buhari's call for unity in the country, many Nigerians have taken to social media to react to his statement.

While many people blamed him for the current state of unity in the country which is at its lowest point, others praised him for doing a good job to bring the country together.

Recall that some people in the southeast and southwest have been agitating for the breakup of the country over what they described as unfair treatment from the the north and the terrible economic situation facing the people.

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Nigerians have reacted as President Buhari calls for unity
President Buhari calls for unity as the country clocks 61. Photo: Femi Adesina
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Buhari made the call for unity in his nationwide broadcast to Nigerians to mark the nation’s 61st Independence.

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Here are some reactions after president Buhari made the call of unity.

Mathew Obisesan

"The worst season in our national lives is the era of Buhari led administration. Everyone who survive this government deserves an award of narrow escape from bondage, poverty, incessant killings and economic hardship. In my opinion, we are only celebrating failure at 61 as a nation. There cannot be independence without freedom of speech, justice, equal right, protection of lives and property of the people by the state as the core essence for social-contract and sustainable growth."

Odey Neo

"We will always remember you as a man who once rule Nigeria and destroy economic growth and development in Nigeria and killings of thousands of innocent citizens may Lucifer keep your own apartment special for your punishment."

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Adamu Muhammad

"PMB and many gallant Nigerian soldiers committed their lives for one Nigeria, and they have succeeded, we the rest of Nigerian will defend their success, and we will triumph the evils of separators."

Ogunboye Frontman Oluwole

"The birth of the Nigerian State is not Occasion for celebration, it’s a day on which victim of the evil empire should mourn."

Osita Ezebuike

"Nigeria is not working. And PMB has not come to make it work. Independent remembrance is annoying."

Onome Figbele

"Millions laid down their lives for the liberation of our country. Thousands gave up the ghost to enable us live the life we enjoy now. Happy Independence Day."

Udoka Udeme

"Agent of disintegration, baba I hail. Nigeria has never been this divided. We now see ourselves vividly that we are from different regions, tribes and religions."

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Buhari has boasted that no government since the return of democracy in 1999 has done what his administration has done in six years.

Legit.ng reports that the president said this on Friday, October 1, in his nationwide broadcast to Nigerians to mark the nation’s 61st Independence.

Former presidents Olusegun Obasanjo, Umaru Yar’Adua and Goodluck Jonathan were Buhari’s predecessors.

Source: Legit.ng

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