Since Nigeria slipped into the
recession on the lips of many
Nigerians across the country are
lamentations as hardship occasioned
by the recession bites harder.
Olayemi Paul, one of the NAIJ.com
guest contributors, says that
Nigerian leaders must be charged
for conspiracy for duping Nigerians,
their voting rights with fake
campaign proposal.
+He reveals that the policies of
President Muhammadu Buhari
forced many Nigerian ladies to join
prostitute business as a means of
surviving.
I think as great Nigerians we have
the right to query the authority of
the leaders who duped us of our
voting right with their false
campaign manifestos. They are
hungry for the presidential office
without vision but with a mission to
revenge their past offenders.
All their promises have failed and
now they put us into a big problem
because of their incompetence to
back up their promises to the masses
during the campaign, I called their
forum OPBT (Obtain Power By
Tricks) Mr President (Buhari) and
his Vice with other political leaders
involved in this OPBT (Obtain Power
By Tricks) exercise should face
serious charges for dumping
Nigerians with their fake campaign
proposal that later turns us to a
falling nation from giant of Africa to
where we are today.
Many of Nigerian ladies are fully
engaged into prostitute business as
a means of surviving and able men
are turning into arm robbers due to
the incompetent of our leaders that
are good in designing a mansion
with a mouth but when given them
the drawing board and materials to
work with then we all discovered
they KNOW NOTHING.
Why is it that the present
government treating us as if we are
under military regime? Where is
democracy dividends that we must
enjoy as citizens of this great
nation? No respect for rule of law in
Nigeria anymore, no security for
masses, we are all living under the
fear of dictatorship.
Judges are facing embarrassment
and what about many that don’t
even know anything about law, that
means they will be facing hell in the
hands of this present government.
Enough is enough and this is the
time we need to stand up both
adults and youths, able and disable
to protest against the hardship that
the present government is causing
masses. This is our time to speak out
and protest to have our freedom
from the hand of government
without clear visions.



http://www.gossipmill.com/2016/10/buhari-forced-many-nigerian-ladies-to-become-prstits/

no gainsaying, the times are hard, but the fact that the likes of me and many more alike that are facing even more hardship haven't turned criminals or ritualists or haven't even attempted despicable things means that the ladies who have turned prostitutes have always been prostitute minded. just my thoughts sha o