Buhari’s government will crash, it’s godless – Human rights group says

A human rights group, the Centre for Human Rights and Social Justice, CHRSJ, has declared that the President Muhammadu Buhari-led All Progressives Congress government is godless and as a result, is now about to crash.

The Executive Chairman of CHRSJ, Comrade Adeniyi, Alimi Sulaiman, made the claim, calling on the president to “stop playing and challenging God.”

Thousands of Nigerians took to the streets in parts of the country earlier in the week against the government’s harsh economic policies.

According to Sulaiman, Buhari’s government was bound to fail in all areas just as it lacks the will to lead the people out of hardship.

The group made the declaration as part of the protest march that happened in some cities of the country.

It also noted that Buhari’s anti-corruption crusade was selective, against the principle of equity, accountability, transparency and justice, adding that the president had been protecting “fantastically corrupt set of people, like the Secretary to the Government of Federation (SGF), Mr David Babachir Lawal, the Acting Chairman, Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), Mr Ibrahim Magu, among others, in his government.”

The statement said the reason for protesting in the country was because Nigerians have been pushed to the wall.

Sulaiman advised Nigerians to unite against putting the Buhari administration on its toes for the interest of the voiceless masses.

He added, “Our duty is to liberate Nigeria from shackle of poverty, suffering, disease, squalor and undemocratic tendencies of Buhari’s government.

“It is high time we all rose up to the challenges posed by this endless suffering under Muhamamdu Buhari, so that the labour of our heroes past shall not being in vain.

“Our ‘siddon-look’ posture will destroy the country. Nigeria shall one day be free and that all evil men will perish because they are enemies of the masses due to their unconstitutional attitude to the fourth schedule of section (7) with section 14, 15,16,17,18 and 33 to 41 of the 1999 constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria as amended.

“It would amount to serious disservice to the nation and the entire people of Nigeria if General Muhammdu Buhari (rtd) as a former military dictator, cannot vacate our democratic space for genuine democrat.”