In the wake of rumours circulating around about the fake death of Nigeria's president, Muhammadu Buhari, a young man has taken to social media to wish the president 'a quick death'.
According to the Facebook user, Mmadukolu Christain Ejike, he wished President Buhari can die just like former Nigerian presidents, Umaru Musa Yar'Adua and Sani Abacha, who died while on seat.
In the same post which he published on a Facebook group called 'Radio Biafra London', he went ahead to say that the best and quickest way to be Nigeria's president is to be a vice president under an Hausa man. According to him, Hausa presidents mostly die, making their vices become the next president. According to Mmadukolu Ejike's Facebook profile, he is a pastor at Believers Assembly International Gospel Center.
Read the ridiculous post below:
"The best way to be the Nigeria president is to be a vise president under and hausa man,WHY? He will surely die and you will take over, if you doubt me,ask GEN SANI ABACHA,UMARU MUSA YARADUA AND MUMUMADU BUHARI, may the same spirit that kill Abach and Yaradua, kill president mumumadu Buhari."
According to the Facebook user, Mmadukolu Christain Ejike, he wished President Buhari can die just like former Nigerian presidents, Umaru Musa Yar'Adua and Sani Abacha, who died while on seat.
In the same post which he published on a Facebook group called 'Radio Biafra London', he went ahead to say that the best and quickest way to be Nigeria's president is to be a vice president under an Hausa man. According to him, Hausa presidents mostly die, making their vices become the next president. According to Mmadukolu Ejike's Facebook profile, he is a pastor at Believers Assembly International Gospel Center.
Read the ridiculous post below:
"The best way to be the Nigeria president is to be a vise president under and hausa man,WHY? He will surely die and you will take over, if you doubt me,ask GEN SANI ABACHA,UMARU MUSA YARADUA AND MUMUMADU BUHARI, may the same spirit that kill Abach and Yaradua, kill president mumumadu Buhari."
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