Former Minister of Aviation and a chieftain of the Peoples Democratic Part(PDP), Femi Fani-Kayode 4quhhhas finally reacted to the national briadcast  by  President Muhammadu Buhari

Buhari had during his speech urged Nigerians to vote right in Saturday’s presidential election.He also assured Nigerians of free and fair elections.But, reacting, Fani-Kayode said he observed that Buhari slurred all through his speech.According to him, this showed that Buhari is a ‘Shadow of himself’ who needs a hospital and not re-election on Saturday.Fani-Kayode on his Twitter page wrote: “I watched as Buhari slurred through his broadcast just now and I felt nothing but pity for him.I asked myself “look at what the troubler of Nigeria has been reduced to?He is a shadow of his former self and a pitiful sight.This man does not need a 2nd term: he needs a hospital.”

President Muhammadu Buhari has urged Nigerians to come out and perform their civic duties of electing whom to lead them in the next political dispensation.President Buhari who, during a national broadcast today, told Nigerians that the general election scheduled for Saturday, 16th February, 2019 is a choice between going backward or keeping with the momentum of CHANGE which, according to him, the country has been enjoying since his administration took over power in 2015. President Buhari, in the speech, also assured Nigerians and the internationals in the country who have come to observe the election, of utmost security during and after the election.

Below is his full speech: “Fellow Citizens, On Saturday, February 16, 2019, you will, once again, be called upon to choose the leaders who will pilot the affairs of our great nation for the next four years. This is a constitutional right which should be freely exercised by all eligible voters. I wish therefore to start by assuring all Nigerians that this Government will do its very best to ensure that the 2019 elections take place in a secure and peaceful atmosphere. It was indeed such free, fair and peaceful elections that made it possible for our Government to emerge, despite the fact that we were contesting against a long-standing incumbent party.
And as your president and a fellow Nigerian, I ask that you come out and queue to fulfill this important obligation you have to yourselves and your fellow citizens – and to our common future. Let me at this point, reaffirm the commitment of the Federal Government to the conduct of free and fair elections in a safe and peaceful atmosphere. Just yesterday, I signed the Peace Accord alongside 72 other presidential candidates.

 

 

SOURCE: DAILYPOST,VANGUARD

 

 

 

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