What a disappointment?
– Hashimu Suleiman regrets
trekking for Buhari from Lagos to
Abuja
– He says Buhari’s government
makes things worse for the
masses
Suleman Hashimu
Do you remember the man who trekked from
Lagos to Abuja to celebrate the victory of
Muhammad Buhari in presidential poll?
Hashimu Suleiman, a year after his long trip, has
said that trekking for Buhari was his greatest
mistake.
The man expressed his dissatisfaction with the way
the president has been ruling Nigeria in the last one
year.
He said: “Removing fuel subsidy at
this hard time is not palatable to
hearing when so many workers and
labourers can hardly put food on
their table, many companies have
folded up, and cost of living is very
high, Nigerians have been hoping for
a positive change for a very long
time, enduring hardship and now the
Federal government wants to make
things worse for the masses.”
Muhammadu Buhari, the main opposition candidate,
won Nigeria’s presidential election by 2.57 million
vote in 2015.
Hashimu had made a personal promise in 2013 that
should former military ruler run and win the 2015
presidential poll, he would trek from Lagos to
Abuja.
As Buhari won the man was forced to fulfill his
promise and on April 20, 2015, he arrived Abuja
from Lagos amid a cacophony of excitements. He
met with the president and other party chieftain at the
presidential campaign headquarters of the All
Progressives Congress.
– Hashimu Suleiman regrets
trekking for Buhari from Lagos to
Abuja
– He says Buhari’s government
makes things worse for the
masses
Suleman Hashimu
Do you remember the man who trekked from
Lagos to Abuja to celebrate the victory of
Muhammad Buhari in presidential poll?
Hashimu Suleiman, a year after his long trip, has
said that trekking for Buhari was his greatest
mistake.
The man expressed his dissatisfaction with the way
the president has been ruling Nigeria in the last one
year.
He said: “Removing fuel subsidy at
this hard time is not palatable to
hearing when so many workers and
labourers can hardly put food on
their table, many companies have
folded up, and cost of living is very
high, Nigerians have been hoping for
a positive change for a very long
time, enduring hardship and now the
Federal government wants to make
things worse for the masses.”
Muhammadu Buhari, the main opposition candidate,
won Nigeria’s presidential election by 2.57 million
vote in 2015.
Hashimu had made a personal promise in 2013 that
should former military ruler run and win the 2015
presidential poll, he would trek from Lagos to
Abuja.
As Buhari won the man was forced to fulfill his
promise and on April 20, 2015, he arrived Abuja
from Lagos amid a cacophony of excitements. He
met with the president and other party chieftain at the
presidential campaign headquarters of the All
Progressives Congress.
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