November 07, (THEWILL) – The founder of One Love Family, Satguru Maharajj ji has said that despite the insecurity bedevilling the country, Nigeria will bounce back and be blissful.
Maharajj ji who was speaking in Lagos with journalists on the 61st independence anniversary of Nigeria said Nigerians top the list of foreign nationals who have the highest number of investments in Abu Dhabi, Jordan, Egypt, France and Panama Islands.
He urges governnent to seize the opportunity of the 61st birthday to call on Nigerians who have been blessed to be encouraged to do little extra humanitarian services towards reconstructing and rehabilitation of schools and school buildings and provide employment for youths.
He said doing this will be better than “allowing stolen money to be used against Nigerians through manipulation by foreign partners to establish companies that would endanger our health and also caused health hazards for producing products for overseas companies right from Nigeria”.
He further said that “ It is time for all of us to assist the Buhari governnent to flush out all the Fulani herdsmen who have taken over some Local Government areas of Benue State and return same to the Benue since there was no war between the Benue people and the adjoining states like the Arab attack on Israel that failed in 1967 Israel and Arab War”.
Maharajj ji has also called on President Muhammadu Buhari to ask Governor Mala Buni to resign as Acting Chairman of the APC.
He said this is necessary because Buni is doing another job as the incumbent Governor of a state, saying there is the need for a new person whose sole responsibility should be for the party , not party and state, as at present.
He said the current dual position of Buni “violates the constitution of the APC and is a very dirty act”.
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AYO ESAN, has been actively reporting and analyzing political events for different newspapers for over 18 years. He has also successfully covered national and state elections in Nigeria since the inception of this democracy in 1999.
