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For God so loved Nigeria, that he gave us Buhari – Oshiomhole

Yesterday, while celebrating the Id-el-Fitri with Muslims, the Edo State Governor attributed the crisis rocking PDP to God’s vengeance for the party’s alleged destruction of the country, adding that thieves that brought Nigeria to its kneels were now on the run.

 

He assured them that Nigeria would be a great country again with the actions taken by Pres. Buhari, urging them to thank Allah for making Buhari President. He noted that Pres. Buhari has to be rigid to be able to find the thieves as well as avoiding building on a foundation already destroyed by the PDP, stressing that Nigeria would have become a collapsed state if Jonathan had continued as President.

While explaining that the first step to making the needed change was to fix wrongs done in the past and cleanse rot done by the PDP, he said the past administration failed to save to make adequate plan for the country but resorted to careless looting of the national treasury.

His words: “We have to thank Allah for making it possible for Buhari to emerge. God so love Nigeria that he brought Buhari at this time. If Buhari had not come, we will not know why the Nigeria government failed to tackle Boko haram. A pastor that emerged as candidate confessed to collecting N700m from Fidelity Bank. They are now confessing like witches.”

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