President Buhari lacks integrity - Anti- Buhari protesters

Sympathizers of President Muhammadu
Buhari on Tuesday, August 15 attacked the
Our Mumu Don Do protesters.
The anti-Buhari protesters had left their
meeting point at Unity Fountain, Abuja and
decided to take their campaign to the popular
Wuse Market in the Federal Capital Territory.
Charly Boy currently in wuse market Abuja.
On arrival, they were greeted with cheers and
large crowd swarmed over them. But as soon
as sympathizers of the president sighted
them, the situation turned ugly as the
protesters and their supporters were stoned.
charly
boy just escape attack from traders @ wuse
market over buhari protesters.
Coxiblaqblog correspondent on ground confirmed
that the Nigeria police quickly took over the
market, while gunshots and tear gas were
fired to scare trouble makers and avert crisis.
Riot inside wuse market Abuja
11:16 AM - Aug 15, 2017
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Meanwhile, the anti-Buhari protesters have
said that contrary to what many believe,
President Muhammadu Buhari lacks integrity.
Charly Boy leading the protesters into Wuse Market.
Photo credit: Concerned Nigerians Group
Speaking during the protest on Tuesday,
August 15, one of the leaders of the group,
Deji Adeyanju, said: “If the president had any
integrity he will honourablly resign.”
Our Mumu Don do protesters at the Unity Fountain,
Abuja earlier today
He continued: “This government is worse than
Abacha regime, Abacha during his tenure did
not kill over 1,000 Shiites.
“Abacha did not waste money by sharing and
hiring crowd.”
Reacting to the presidency on various
remarks on Buhari's health, a participant,
Dare Ariyo, said the group sympathises with
the president's media team.
Ariyo said: “We want a president that is
empathetic to the sufferings of Nigeria, we
want a president who would want to govern
24/7.
“ They will have every reason to deny all they
have said today, one thing we are sure is that
prosperity has a way of getting back.
“ All we are saying is that President Buhari
should resume or resign,” Ariyo added.
The anti-Buhari protesters getting ready to ho hit the
streets
The group further added that it will be
marching to the Presidential Villa on
Wednesday, August 16, to mark President
Buhari's 100 days absence.
They also prayed for the Nigerian nation
before proceeding to some areas in Abuja
including Wuse market in protest of the long
absence of the president.

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