NwaAmaikpe:



The chain of events in the last four days have unequivocally proven to us that true leaders heed the call of the masses irrespective of how unsavoury such calls may be; simply because, power belongs to the people.

13/02/2018: Dutch Foreign Minister Halbe Zijlstra resigned due to moral demands

14/02/2018: Jacob Zuma resigned as President of South Africa due to protests.

15/02/2018: Ethiopian Prime Minister; Hailemariam Desalegn submitted his resignation letter due to protests.

16/02/2018: NwaAmaikpe calls off his resignation due to protests.

Well, don't expect the dullard in Aso Rock to resign because he is not a leader.
But be rest assured that on 29/05/2019 we shall humiliate him and send him back to Daura.

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bumi10:
The resignation of South African President, Jacob Zuma yesterday and the subsequent installment of Cyril Ramaphosa as the president was something some writter has described as epic and poetic. This is making the third time a seating president has been shown the door in African recently.

On this note, the former minister of Aviation and ardent critic of Buhari led government, Chief Femi Fani-Kayode (SAN) has said President Muhammadu Buhari is the next in line to resign from office. Fani-Kayode in his tweets on Wednesday night said it was time for African leaders who were so engrossed with power to step down.

He wrote;

“First Mugabe went. Now Zuma is going. "Next Buhari will go. After that Biya and Museveni will go. "All these dinosaurs from the distant past fell in love with power and have refused to step down with dignity. "What is it about African leaders and power?”



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Sirjamo:
As soon as he accomplishes the task of sending you to kuje, he will resign, by then it's already 2023

bumi10:
The resignation of South African President, Jacob Zuma yesterday and the subsequent installment of Cyril Ramaphosa as the president was something some writter has described as epic and poetic. This is making the third time a seating president has been shown the door in African recently.

On this note, the former minister of Aviation and ardent critic of Buhari led government, Chief Femi Fani-Kayode (SAN) has said President Muhammadu Buhari is the next in line to resign from office. Fani-Kayode in his tweets on Wednesday night said it was time for African leaders who were so engrossed with power to step down.

He wrote;

“First Mugabe went. Now Zuma is going. "Next Buhari will go. After that Biya and Museveni will go. "All these dinosaurs from the distant past fell in love with power and have refused to step down with dignity. "What is it about African leaders and power?”



More @ http://www.exlinklodge.com/2018/02/president-buhari-next-to-resign-after.html?m=1

NwaAmaikpe:



The chain of events in the last four days have unequivocally proven to us that true leaders heed the call of the masses irrespective of how unsavoury such calls may be; simply because, power belongs to the people.

13/02/2018: Dutch Foreign Minister Halbe Zijlstra resigned due to moral demands

14/02/2018: Jacob Zuma resigned as President of South Africa due to protests.

15/02/2018: Ethiopian Prime Minister; Hailemariam Desalegn submitted his resignation letter due to protests.

16/02/2018: NwaAmaikpe calls off his resignation due to protests.

Well, don't expect the dullard in Aso Rock to resign because he is not a leader.
But be rest assured that on 29/05/2019 we shall humiliate him and send him back to Daura.

---

Thanks Nairaland, the love from you all is overwhelming!!!!
No matter what,
You are family and NL is home.

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bumi10:
The resignation of South African President, Jacob Zuma yesterday and the subsequent installment of Cyril Ramaphosa as the president was something some writter has described as epic and poetic. This is making the third time a seating president has been shown the door in African recently.

On this note, the former minister of Aviation and ardent critic of Buhari led government, Chief Femi Fani-Kayode (SAN) has said President Muhammadu Buhari is the next in line to resign from office. Fani-Kayode in his tweets on Wednesday night said it was time for African leaders who were so engrossed with power to step down.

He wrote;

“First Mugabe went. Now Zuma is going. "Next Buhari will go. After that Biya and Museveni will go. "All these dinosaurs from the distant past fell in love with power and have refused to step down with dignity. "What is it about African leaders and power?”



More @ http://www.exlinklodge.com/2018/02/president-buhari-next-to-resign-after.html?m=1

ChaleeBendel:
Very soon the dullard will resign.

Franzinni:
Most of the support the so called president is getting today are along religious line... And some are financial too.. But the average rightful thinking Nigerian is fed up of the impunity being carried out by this Apc led band of visionless, short sighted, self serving,two timing,back stabing, ignoramuses we call the present government... every last one of them!!!

Jolar101:
Just as fish is not seeing water, so is president Buhari and APC not seeing how clueless they are to Nigerians.

Angelawhite:
President of the most populous black nation a dinosaur
Kayode fear Goduooo

NwaAmaikpe:



The chain of events in the last four days have unequivocally proven to us that true leaders heed the call of the masses irrespective of how unsavoury such calls may be; simply because, power belongs to the people.

13/02/2018: Dutch Foreign Minister Halbe Zijlstra resigned due to moral demands

14/02/2018: Jacob Zuma resigned as President of South Africa due to protests.

15/02/2018: Ethiopian Prime Minister; Hailemariam Desalegn submitted his resignation letter due to protests.

16/02/2018: NwaAmaikpe calls off his resignation due to protests.

Well, don't expect the dullard in Aso Rock to resign because he is not a leader.
But be rest assured that on 29/05/2019 we shall humiliate him and send him back to Daura.

---

Thanks Nairaland, the love from you all is overwhelming!!!!
No matter what,
You are family and NL is home.

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divinehand2003:
Buhari will resign after taking us to the NEXT LEVEL ( of zoology maybe) .

LasGidiOwner:
Bubu must resign now or face serious humiliation at the next election.

NwaAmaikpe:



The chain of events in the last four days have unequivocally proven to us that true leaders heed the call of the masses irrespective of how unsavoury such calls may be; simply because, power belongs to the people.

13/02/2018: Dutch Foreign Minister Halbe Zijlstra resigned due to moral demands

14/02/2018: Jacob Zuma resigned as President of South Africa due to protests.

15/02/2018: Ethiopian Prime Minister; Hailemariam Desalegn submitted his resignation letter due to protests.

16/02/2018: NwaAmaikpe calls off his resignation due to protests.

Well, don't expect the dullard in Aso Rock to resign because he is not a leader.
But be rest assured that on 29/05/2019 we shall humiliate him and send him back to Daura.

---

Thanks Nairaland, the love from you all is overwhelming!!!!
No matter what,
You are family and NL is home.

Logging in and I am like;

abiodunalasa:
Dont why people still take this fool seriously.

Franzinni:
Most of the support the so called president is getting today are along religious line... And some are financial too.. But the average rightful thinking Nigerian is fed up of the impunity being carried out by this Apc led band of visionless, short sighted, self serving,two timing,back stabing, ignoramuses we call the present government... every last one of them!!!

bumi10:
The resignation of South African President, Jacob Zuma yesterday and the subsequent installment of Cyril Ramaphosa as the president was something some writter has described as epic and poetic. This is making the third time a seating president has been shown the door in African recently.

On this note, the former minister of Aviation and ardent critic of Buhari led government, Chief Femi Fani-Kayode (SAN) has said President Muhammadu Buhari is the next in line to resign from office. Fani-Kayode in his tweets on Wednesday night said it was time for African leaders who were so engrossed with power to step down.

He wrote;

“First Mugabe went. Now Zuma is going. "Next Buhari will go. After that Biya and Museveni will go. "All these dinosaurs from the distant past fell in love with power and have refused to step down with dignity. "What is it about African leaders and power?”



More @ http://www.exlinklodge.com/2018/02/president-buhari-next-to-resign-after.html?m=1