Election: Do not Reward the Intergenerational Failures of the Buhari Regime

As the February 2023 General Election is fast approaching my advice to Nigerians is that they should develop the culture of voting out failed governments. Whoever reinforced failure will eventually pay the price of such reckless stupidity and foolishness.

Voting out Good luck Jonathan in 2015 was right and correct because he failed woefully to provide good governance and protect Nigerians from BokoHaram terrorists. The Buhari that replaced him in 2015 is worst. Buhari should have been voted out in 2019. Buhari rigged the 2019 presidential election massively in the North, States like Borno State that are half empty gave him close to one million votes. Buhari cleverly removed the then Chief Justice of the Federation (CJ) to avoid losing in the court. Atiku, his opponent, is a coward who instead on insisting on his mandate fled to Dubai out of fear of the genocidal criminal Tyrant Buhari. The rest is history!

Voting for Buhari's party in next year's general elections is rewarding the intergenerational failures of the genocidal Buhari regime. The bar of good governance is extremely low in Nigeria, maybe the lowest in the world. Developing the culture of protest and voting out failed governments will definitely rise this bar.

Peter Obi and Atiku Abubakar are Capitalists, not my favorite system but they are the only real options to Buhari's party. The Nigerian system is rotten and has failed woefully to provide the much needed progress and development to the nation. We must continue to spread this awareness until the day when the Nigerian Oppressed understand that difference of tribe and religion is not the yardstick of measuring good governance. The tragedy of the Nigerian situation is that while our wicked Oppressors are united, the Nigerian Oppressed are divided busy abusing and killing themselves.

A system with extremely weak anti-corruption laws is bound to fail. The weak anti-corruption laws is the 'insurance' cleverly enacted by the extremely wicked and corrupt Nigerian ruling elites. The few that get convicted are always pardoned by the corrupt Presidents.

Hundreds of millions of Nigerians are poor today not because God sanctioned it but because the notorious treasury looters and economic terrorists in power denied them good living condition by serially raping the public treasury.

It is important to note that providing good governance is not rocket science, there are countries in Africa where good governance exist. The Great Madiba, Nelson Mandela, said that poverty is not God-sent, it is the actions and inactions of corrupt leaders that caused it. Nigerian political leaders are not only wicked, No, they are extremely wicked and evil. Just imagine that we do not have a single standard world class Hospital in Nigeria despite the huge wealth of the country.

On a final note, I am too insignificant to tell Nigerians who to vote for in next year's presidential election but do not reward the intergenerational failures of the genocidal Buhari regime.

Harun Elbinawi
elbinawi@yahoo.com

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