Buhari 'Must Go' Campaigners flood FCT - Group Slams Movement

A new political group, John Kayode Fayemi Movement, has criticised campaigns by some Nigerians asking President Muhammadu Buhari to either return to office from his medical trip abroad or resign.

The group argued that the president did not breach any law by attending to his health after writing to the National Assembly on his medical vacation and transmitting power to the Acting President, Prof Yemi Osinbajo, as stated in the Constitution.

 In a statement in Ado-Ekiti by its Public Relations Officer, Kunle Omotayo, the group praised Nigerians for their prayers for the president, saying that should be the spirit that must propel the action of every Nigerian.

Describing the activities of those calling for Buhari’s resignation as inhuman and “politics carried too far”, the group said Buhari should be encouraged to achieve more successes in his anti-corruption war, economic revival, massive provision of critical infrastructure and investment in social services for human capital development.
The statement quoted the Chairman of the group, Ade Kolade, as saying that the current economic recession would soon end, as other countries that witnessed worse economic crises survived their problems and came out stronger.

“Nigeria is not the only country that has passed through this stage. Several countries with worse economic problems survived their problems, and as Nigeria is blessed with honest leadership in President Muhammadu Buhari, all we need is to pray for him for a quick recovery to provide the right and honest leadership to redirect Nigeria to the path of economic recovery and growth,” he said.