THANK YOU PRESIDENT BUHARI, BUT...

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THANK YOU PRESIDENT BUHARI, BUT...


By Thomas-Wilson Ikubese

I wish to appreciate President Muhammadu Buhari for finally recognising June 12 as Nigeria's Democracy Day, after 25 long years of political dribblings by previous administrations.

June 12 was indeed a watershed in the annals of our political history, like no other. It was the day Nigerians spoke in one voice, devoid of geography, tribe or religion. 

The death of June 12, was the birth of a failing Nigeria!

Now that President Buhari has reverted Nigeria's Democracy Day from May 29th to June 12th, I pray he allows the indices of "free and fair" that characterised the June 12 Presidential election to come into play in handling national issues, appointments and elections, especially in the coming 2019 Presidential election!

Confering a posthumous GCFR Award on MKO  Abiola and GCON on Chief Gani Fawehinmi will amount to nothing if the principles for which they lived and died are not reflected in the life of this administration and the conduct of the 2019 Presidential election!



Let no one play politics with the labour of our heroes past. 

They are no longer here to receive these medals, but their spirit will gladden in the land beyond, if the course for which they lived and died is interred not with them!

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Dr Thomas-Wilson Ikubese is the 2019 Presidential Aspirant with the Alliance for New Nigeria. 
www.ikubese.org




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