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FAREWELL SPEECH TO MR PRESIDENT, MUHAMMADU HARDO ADAMU BUHARI

FAREWELL SPEECH TO MR PRESIDENT, MUHAMMADU HARDO ADAMU BUHARI.

Written by Msughter Abraham Gbor

At the beginning of every sunrise, in our minds we often bear that a time will come when there would be it’s setting down, and today Mr. President, your reign as “Grand Commander of the Order of the Federal Republic (GCFR)” is not far from this reality.

In the moonlight of your regime, which began May 29th, 2015 to this very day, May 28th, 2023. We have purviewed the struggles, the plights and the quest of uniting a one Great Nation, a one United Nigeria. And without doubts, has proven or rather shown a slight actualization.

Meanwhile, in merits of your patience, strength, resilience, effort and commitments to the Nation, we have experienced the outpouring of your love in service to and for the people of Nigeria.

Your legislative reform (electoral act), executive orders, infrastructures, rail, roads,air and seaports, special grid intervention, housing, digital economy, etc. And, how your humble-self and administration fought the outbreak of Covid-19 pandemic to a stand still with the help of international bodies. Time will fail me to list all the wondrous and transforming things you’ve done for Our dear country Nigeria.

And whether there appears to be much “lost than wins”, we collectively thank you for everything you’ve put in place to foster, to build, to withhold, to uphold and to resuscitate a Great and United Nation that we all hope, dream and desire.

To sharpen edges and for a fact, Mr. President, we are all aware that GDP (Gross Domestic Product) index in 2015 was 493 billion USD but has now grown evenly to 506.6 billion USD in 2023, we sincerely commend your 8years posterity and plaud every respective member of the All Progressives Congress (APC) “Change” administration.

Your excellence sir, The subtext of this context is not to call a spear an arrow, but to call it what it should be called.

To start with and most heartily, A lot of killings and massacres have happened in the course of these 8years of this administration, over 63,111 people, young and old have been sent to their graves, the highest ever recorded since the onslaught of civilian regime way back in 1999 (I stand to be corrected).

Imperatively, lives and properties were left to dwell under the wings and mercies of insurgence, Herdmens, unknown gunmen, just to mention a few.

The system watched and overlooked by doing little or nothing as scavengers rampaged the Nation day and night, we all quivered in petrification that the end is come.

The system budget deficits rise to 370% resulting to over N47 Trillion yet has denied and deprived the common man, a common Nigeria his rights to welfare, hospitality, peace, freedom, equity, equality and justice, and their willing hearts to perceive the “Change” you promised, ‘say’ the “Change” your party manifesto postulated.

More also, the economic inflation rate index in 2015 sir, was 9.01% but has now risen to 22.22% to this very day, without defamations or abuse, dollar rate in 2015 was N197.8763 has skyrocketed to over N459.4294 currently in 2023, with a debt of N43 Trillion, this of course sir, has left the pen drought of ink to penning down the level of growth we all hoped the “change” would bring or rejuvenate.

Furthermore, unemployment rate in 2015 was as minimal as 9.9%, today sir, has transcended to 41%, proving that the employment rate in the country during this period was less addressed despite its role in economic revitalization, and human empowerment, without having in mind that a common or an average Nigerian live below a dollar per day, how pathetic!

To the bottom line, there is more to say about the “shambolic” electoral system, more to be thankful about, more to question, more to scold, more to believe, more to hope for, more to live for, more to desire, more to condemn and much more to accept with gratitude to you Mr. President.

Today sir, myself and every well-meaning Nigerian bid farewell to you our dear president, our father and grand father.

On a close remark sir, i want to appeal to the incoming “selected” known to say “elected” administration to look into these matters that has eaten deep our economic prosperity, unity, peace, equality, tranquility and justice, and the interest of the Nation should surpass the interest of their selfish or personal ambitions.

Let them be mindful that a nation that does not do justice, shall not know peace.

Thank you Mr. President, God bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

Amen

Cc:Msughter Abraham Gbor

Technical Writer

THE DEMOCRACY DAY OF A NATION BOUND IN FREEDOM AND UNITY.

*THE DEMOCRACY DAY OF A NATION BOUND IN FREEDOM AND UNITY.*

*Written by Msughter Abraham Gbor*

In the words of "The Great Emancipator, The Rail-Splitter" or rather the "Honest Abe" orated in 1863, states that, "Democracy is the government of the people, by the people and for the people" [Quote].

From the charisma and effulgence of these words, I will not hold back but say, in it's contexture, it is the bedrock of a civic space and a focal point of a civic autonomy.

Known to say, since the regiment of the Military regime which started 1966, [less than a decade after the trumpet sound of the Nation Independence on October 1st, 1960 and becoming a Republic Nation in 1963], with Major General Johnson Aguiyi Ironsi as the Head of the Federal Military Government, till the stringup of Democracy 33years later [1999], which today marks her 24th year [2023].

Time will permit me to acknowledge Chief Anthony Eromosele Enahoro CON, Kenneth, Eugene, Bella, Victor and Gabriel Enahoro, Moshood Kashimawo Olawale Abiola (popularly MKO Abiola) and many others as they were the headlamps of the Democratic movement and the government of the people, by the people and for the people we're experiencing today.

Notable and undeniably, since 1999, we had a shift in diplomacy, a shift that precludes the onslaught and propensity of military regime to the tranquility and solidarity reign of a patriotic civilian repatriation.

These 24 years has sharpened and readjusted our political system and history, and this feat of course, has really been a journey on a mountain staircase, owing that the compatriot Nation has fought to uphold her birthright, the birthright of one Nation bound in freedom and unity, the birthright of Peace, solidarity and tranquility and the birthright of equity, oneness and justice.

Meanwhile, in those 33years, the foray of a military regime or I would rather say the dictatorship regime has taught us lessons way back that we reference and stand to amend today.

The lessons that political participation, political authority, political power or patriotism should not be abused and should not be only experienced by military or Arm forces but for every legal citizen of a Nation either by law or by right or by votes.

Imperatively, the freedom of democracy has set on-a-go the mismanagement of public, federal and state funds, the portal for political manipulation, nepotism, tribalism and godfatherism. This for a fact has beaten the bejesus out of the responsibilities of political representative, political position and precedence. With a minimal effect of check and balances.

On a close remark, I want to urgent the Nation and every respective political position or place holder that unity regardless of tribe, religion, belief and culture, lives and properties should be given more priority as it is the fountain that flows the water of democracy.

Let your Flag fly so High🇳🇬

Long live of our Democracy,
Long live our Nation.
May your reign be long, Nigeria🇳🇬

*Msughter Abraham Gbor✍️

Technical Writer