OpEd: Buhari’s Presidential Indecision: Hunger Can’t Wait For Seven Days! By Bayo Oluwasanmi | Sahara Reporters
A familiar air of indecision preceded Buhari’s response to the sufferings of Nigerians. Buhari, as if comforting a child who had been teased by the class bully, told hungry, suffering, and dying Nigerians “I will revert to the CBN and the Minting Company. There will be a decision one way or the other in the remaining seven days of the 10-day extension.” He looked grim and swallowed hard and frequently as he mixed foolishness with wickedness and totally detached even from his words.
Buhari doesn’t have what it takes to solving livelihood challenges and difficulties facing dying Nigerians. It’s sort of strange, but I think of Buhari’s decision to wait for seven days to act as April Fools’ Day. Everyday that Buhari is in office is like April Fools’ Day. We have become accustomed and inured with the morass that spews out of his indecisions. President Buhari, hunger can’t wait for seven days, In fact, hunger knows no holiday.
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