BREAKING: End Of The Road As Obasanjo Shocks Nigerians, Speaks On Buhari’s Death And Other Heart Touching Issues

post-nigeria.com
May 28, 2017 8:32 PM

Former President Olusegun Obasanjo on Sunday pleaded with Nigerians youth not to wish President Muhammadu Buhari death or any leader in the country.

This came as the social media has been a washed with the news of Buhari’s demise as a result of undisclosed illness.

Obasanjo who spoke on other sundry issues stated that his “greatest fear about Nigeria” today remained the “anger and frustration of the youths,” said if not managed, it could lead to “youth explosion.”

Obasanjo noted that when he left secondary school, he received letters of appointments from five establishments and wondered whether any Nigerian university graduate could have such opportunities today.

“Don’t wish us dead, don’t wish us to disappear because you will need us. You need us mentors and advisers to mentor and prepare you for the future. You need our experience and assistance of some of us to guide you through life.

“You should not lose hope, you should not feel frustrated. Whenever I go, they always ask me what is my fear about Nigeria and Africa. And I said my greatest fear is youth anger, frustrations and youth explosion which have no bound.

“We have the Boko haram in the north, the MASSOB and IPOB in the South East, the militants in the Niger Delta and the Oodua Peoples Congress in the Southwest. All of these are expression of anger and frustrations.

“We have what it takes to be great as a nation and we can’t transform this country without the youths. My greatest hope in this country is also the youth. You the youth should work to help yourselves. You must be ready to pay the price for what you stand for,” Obasanjo said.

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