Buhari took Nigeria 50 years backward, says Fayose

A former governor of Ekiti State, Ayodele Fayose, has alleged that the administration of former president Muhammadu Buhari took Nigeria 50 years backward.

He also said the former president wasn’t a blessing to the country and shouldn’t be commended.

Mr Fayose, who stated this during an interview on Channels TV, however, appealed to Nigerians to be patient with President Bola Tinubu as he tried to fix the “dead economy” he inherited from his predecessor.

Look at the eight years of President Muhammadu Buhari, what will be left of a country like Nigeria as of today?” he asked.

“Even if Tinubu means well, where do you place the debt? Even if Tinubu wants to do the magic, how will he fix the country? There were loans taken in Buhari’s administration, some with 20 to 50 years moratorium.

Unborn children will face the kind of situation the last administration has plunged this country into.

The only thing I want to say to President Tinubu is that, without fear or favour, he should stop praising former President Buhari.

“I watched a live television programme of the president telling Nigerians that former President Buhari did well.

“That will cause confusion in the minds of Nigerians. Yes, he is a member of our party and a leader.

“There are so many presentations we can make without celebrating a man who has put Nigerians in this predicament.

“There are things you should not say. You can visit, love, and appreciate him, which is personal to the president.

With all due respect, do not come to the television to say that former President Buhari was a blessing to Nigeria.

“Buhari is not a blessing to Nigerians, with all due respect. President Buhari is not a blessing to Nigeria, he drew us back to 50 years of our history.”

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