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Nigeria's President, Muhammadu Buhari
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By Taofiq Azeez

Nigerians expected Mr President to address the nation to bring succour to them and relieve them of the excruciating and killing effects of the inhuman and unfeeling maliciously timed financial policy.

Nigerians are dying because they CANNOT access their hard earned money to procure food and medicine. And Government seems to be unconcerned. That is why expectations were high to listen to the outgoing President of the nation to bring tension down and suspend the exercise.

Nigerians expected that if the policy is not going to be suspended, the election should, because we must live to vote and February 25th was not fixed by God, but by man, who should be held responsible for the wellbeing of other humans.

Mr President is urged to listen to the cries of Nigerians and do either of the needful because Allaah will ASK him about us.

We urge Mr President to remember that escalation of the crises will eventually force the election to a halt with its consequent further loss of lives and property. People are already cursing and the Prophet said: whoever is made to lead a people and the people hate and curse him and he hates and curses them , die when he may, hell is waiting for him.

Mr President, let us live first, and then vote.

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