Yesterday, Senate Minority Leader, Eyinnaya Abaribe demanded the President’s resignation over the insecurity challenges facing the country.
This has led to a lot of reactions with so many Nigerians also in support of the President tendering his resignation.

The call for Buhari‘s resignation by some well-meaning Nigerians is happening because of the government’s failure in the area of tackling “Boko Haram” insurgency.

According to Eyinnaya Abaribe, President Buhari promised Nigerians an end to Boko Haram and also vowed that their government should be stoned if terrorism did not end in Nigeria.

While speaking at the Senate house, the senate minority leader said Nigerians are ready to stone Buhari‘s government if he fails to resign.

Do You Think President Muhammadu Buhari Should Resign?
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Why should it even be such a big deal that someone asked a democratically elected president to resign?

Buhari is not king.

How many times did Amaechi, El Rufai, and a host of others ask GEJ to resign? Many times, I tell you. Why is this different today?

With immediate effect.

O to gee
enough is enough!

Nigeria problems is beyond just a single person... We complained about GEJ, now PMB...Nigerians will complain about any president that comes in because the system(economy) is already in a state of TATADAMARIUM...

Personally I think PMB policy have really help in improving the country... 1. promoting agriculture 2. fighting corruption(though 35% successful)...3. closing border to promote production in order to boost economy..... 4. But He really need to work more on SECURITY

No he should not

He resign oh he no resign the person wey go solve Nigeria problem still dey inside sperm

The problem of Nigeria is not Buhari or any person, it is the structure that is faulty.

The issue of security shd be handled by the state.

Each state shd have the power to generate their own electricity

Their are a lot more that needs to be looked into.

REASONS BY ABARIBE FULL TEXT
He wondered why the president would claim to be surprised at the rising insecurity in the country.

Mr Abaribe also called out a presidential media aide for referring to the Christian Association of Nigeria as a political party after the body condemned killings by Boko Haram.

“When I was coming, I saw a newspaper headline of THISDAY, the commander-in-chief expresses shock at the level of violent crime, in other words Mr president was expressing surprise, but, according to our rules – Order 53(13), I will not go into that but I can only say in pidgin English ‘this surprise, surprise me.’

“I want to say, Mr President, if you didn’t insist that we will not be partisan I’d have called out the presidential spokesman, Femi Adesina, who, when the CAN leaders complained about the killings of a priest, he turned around and said CAN was acting like a political party.

“Now that we are talking about it here, let me hear him say that all of us are acting like a political party when many are complaining about these incessant deaths in this country,” he said.

While stressing the need to “get to the root of this matter”, the lawmaker said, “those who live by propaganda will die by propaganda.”

At this point, he was interrupted by the Senate President, Ahmad Lawan, who asked the Minority Leader to “stick to the topic being discussed.”

But, Mr Abaribe continued: “Boko Haram has been defeated, Nigeria is now safer, everything that was being done to make sure that the hard work that was supposed to be done in securing Nigeria was not done because certain people did not do their work but preferred to cover the eyes of Nigerians with propaganda and trying to find all these excuses for non-performance, have now come to stare us in the face.

“Nigeria did not elect the IGP, we did not elect the chief of staff, we did not elect the joint-chiefs or national security adviser. We elected the government of APC in 2015 and re-elected them in 2019.[/b] The reason we re-elected them is that they continued to tell us that they had the key to security.
[b]
“When you want to deal with a matter, you go to the head, so we will go to government and ask this government to resign because they can no longer do anything,” he said.

He was again interrupted by Mr Lawan who warned him against being partisan.

“Let me remind you once again that Nigerians voted for APC in 2015 and because they saw improvement in their lives they voted APC again in 2019.

“I don’t want to be partisan and advise against hate speech,” the Senate President noted.

Making his final note, Mr Abaribe said “government even said if ‘we don’t perform, stone us’, we are going with the stones to stone them now.

Two things in life is

1) We all know when we fail at something

2) Accepting you have failed is another way to turn things around

Unfortunately, Mr president is yet to face reality and accept he has failed. How can you advice and correct a man who think he knows it all

it is long overdue na. He should quickly resign.

larryplaytv:
Yesterday, Senate Minority Leader, Eyinnaya Abaribe demanded the President’s resignation over the insecurity challenges facing the country.
This has led to a lot of reactions with so many Nigerians also in support of the President tendering his resignation.

The call for Buhari‘s resignation by some well-meaning Nigerians is happening because of the government’s failure in the area of tackling “Boko Haram” insurgency.

According to Eyinnaya Abaribe, President Buhari promised Nigerians an end to Boko Haram and also vowed that their government should be stoned if terrorism did not end in Nigeria.

While speaking at the Senate house, the senate minority leader said Nigerians are ready to stone Buhari‘s government if he fails to resign.

Do You Think President Muhammadu Buhari Should Resign?
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He should resign alongside Osinbajo.

Both are failures.

Mario1989:
Nigeria problems is beyond just a single person... We complained about GEJ, now PMB...Nigerians will complain about any president that comes in because the system(economy) is already in a state of TATADAMARIUM...

Personally I think PMB policy have really help in improving the country... 1. promoting agriculture 2. fighting corruption(though 35% successful)...3. closing border to promote production in order to boost economy..... 4. But He really need to work more on SECURITY

Double speaking wouldn't help you.
Buhari and GEJ are not the same.

Buhari campaigned against GEJ on the promise of doing better. Well, how market

Let's call a spade a spade. Neither Buhari nor Jonathan are/were the problem, but individual interests from politicians and various ethnic and religious groups.

So if he resigns, will you take over?

Mario1989:
Nigeria problems is beyond just a single person... We complained about GEJ, now PMB...Nigerians will complain about any president that comes in because the system(economy) is already in a state of TATADAMARIUM...

Personally I think PMB policy have really help in improving the country... 1. promoting agriculture 2. fighting corruption(though 35% successful)...3. closing border to promote production in order to boost economy..... 4. But He really need to work more on SECURITY

my take actually!! Mr Buhari has done more than enough...

I don't support the resignation call..

he should just step up his games in tackling security challenges

He should resign and apologize for wasting our time!

MelesZenawi:




He should resign alongside Osinbajo.

Both are failures.

Keep quiet � � �

Could it be that your inability to stay on the topic at hand is why whatever is befalling you, actually is? create your own post if you have to but stop always trying to derail the conversation.

MelesZenawi:




He should resign alongside Osinbajo.

Both are failures.

Staro:






Long Overdue

For me there is no justifiable reason for the VP to resign . Except you have any reason

Mumu

MelesZenawi:




He should resign alongside Osinbajo.

Both are failures.

If we go check your result na so so F F F E F E we go dey see back to back like say your name na EFE.

Your idea of failure is based on what standards? Because there is no more free money for doing nothing like it used to be in the days of PDP share the money?

MelesZenawi:




He should resign alongside Osinbajo.

Both are failures.

ojokolax:
Could it be that your inability to stay on the topic at hand is why whatever is befalling you, actually is? create your own post if you have to but stop always trying to derail the conversation.

Buhari and Osinbajo are shameless failures and need to go.

Can you please give me 2 cogent reasons why president Buhari should resign, he's an elected president and he hasn't done anything to warrant his resignation

MelesZenawi:




He should resign alongside Osinbajo.

Both are failures.

How have both of them failed you?! On the part of Osinbajo, what has he failed to do?!

Arubajagz:
If we go check your result na so so F F F E F E we go dey see back to back like say your name na EFE.

Your idea of failure is based on what standards? Because there is no more free money for doing nothing like it used to be in the days of PDP share the money?

Osinbajo is a failure both as a lawyer and as vice President.

Under him 97bn grew wings in 3days.

He should resign with his principal.

MelesZenawi:



Buhari and Osinbajo are shameless failures and need to go.

Oya now, what has Osinbajo failed to do now?! Answer bros failure

Jhayphil:



How have both of them failed you?! On the part of Osinbajo, what has he failed to do?!

He has failed to do outrightly nothing. Even as a professor of law, under him the rule of law has been suspended.

He should resign and go.

Jhayphil:


Oya now, what has Osinbajo failed to do now?! Answer bros failure

What has he done before..Mr success.?

MelesZenawi:



Osinbajo is a failure both as a lawyer and as vice President.

Under him 97bn grew wings in 3days.

He should resign with his principal.

Wait, I don't want to believe this is about the FIRS o..lolz!!! Oh you added the 7bn?! Shey it was 90bn later became 40bn and then everyone pointing fingers kept quiet after the FIRS made an account of how much they get in years and how it goes straight to the CBN.

MelesZenawi:



He has failed to do outrightly nothing. Even as a professor of law, under him the rule of law has been suspended.

He should resign and go.

Under him?! Is he the CJN or what?! You are daft!! Under him?! Under who?! You don't know who the minister of justice is?!

Jhayphil:


Wait, I don't want to believe this is about the FIRS o..lolz!!! Oh you added the 7bn?! Shey it was 90bn later became 40bn and then everyone pointing fingers kept quiet after the FIRS made an account of how much they get in years and how it goes straight to the CBN.

The present administrators are looters on a factory scale.

Let both them bow out.