The fear of candidate Buhari is now the beginning of
wisdom in Nigeria. Buhari was no serious contender
in the eyes of ordinary Nigerians in the contest for
the Presidency in 2003, 2007, and 2011; but in 2015
Buhari has become a serious issue, a volcano, an
avatar, a hurricane, a force and a thunder to reckon
with. The event that changed everything was when
General Buhari was nominated as the presidential
candidate of the All Progressives Congress, APC, in a
48-hour non-stop event at Teslim Balogun stadium
in Surulere. Few days after a cerebral scholar and
pastor in the finest tradition, Professor Yemi
Osinbajo, was picked as his running mate, the
momentum changed, permutations changed and
calculations changed. The very stone which the
builder rejected has become the head of the corner
and all and sundry have come far and near to admire
the edifice.
But Buhari’s rise to fame in Nigeria did not come so
easy. Like Abraham Lincoln who through power of
consistent consistency rose to become the president
of the United States after several attempts, Buhari
waded through pains and tears to get to where he is
today. I have since learnt a lot through Buhari’s
power of not losing his head when others are losing
theirs in a country where politics of the stomach
holds sway. Through Buhari’s life I have learnt that
there is hope for a man who is not easily defeated
even when the person seems to have lost
everything. I have learnt that the world and
everything that is in it belongs to those who try to
drill the deepest well.
This is the reason why the thieves, the corrupt, the
demons, jezebels and all the monsters in Nigeria
will not sleep until Buhari is out of the way for them
to continue the business as usual. Check the
newspapers, the TV stations, radio stations etc and
you will at once notice that the common project is to
find everything that is bad under the sun and hang it
on the neck of the retired general. They all have a
thousand and one reasons to demonize and pull
down candidate Buhari so that the business will
continue as usual. They place adverts and
documentaries that make no meaning to anybody
except those placing them. When there are no lies to
use against Buhari, they try to manufacture as many
as possible and dish it out to the political space. The
more they do this, the more it becomes obvious that
Nigeria needs a Buhari to rise again. The more those
who seek to destroy Buhari work, the more his
popularity grows a million times. The more they
throw mud at him the more cleaner the man
becomes in the eyes of the ordinary Nigerians who
desire change at all cost.
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Today, the money changers, the money doublers,
the wheel dealers, marabouts, sorcerers, foolish
constituencies, foolish gerontocrats, merciless and
unconscionable oil dealers ritualists, who thrive
under President Jonathan have become desperate,
hysterical, confused, dumbfounded, and in total
disarray about the coming of candidate Buhari. They
are looking for time to regroup but cannot find the
time. They want their Jonathan to be re-elected and
yet they do not want an election. They have placed
confused advertorials to fight Buhari but they end up
fighting themselves. They created a thousand lies to
cover a lie and yet the truth stands out like the rock
of Gibraltar.
There is a finger of God in this fourth coming of
candidate Buhari in 2015. Students of the Bible know
that Cyrus in Isaiah 45 did not know God and yet God
blessed him and used him. God is not man. God’s
ways are not man’s ways. He sees beyond all of us in
the world put together. I want Buhari to win this
election so that these scavengers, contractors,
ritualists, kidnappers, armed robbers, and oil
dealers who call themselves bishops, pastors, and
men of God will return to the scriptures. You cannot
serve God and mammon. When the ordinary
Nigerians call Buhari Mai Gaskiya, do we understand
the meaning? A good man can be found in the
church, in the mosque and in other religions. One
honest man is worth more to the society than all
ruffians that ever existed. Buhari is the next
President of Nigeria. Case rested!

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