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The fear of Buhari makes people desperate even crazy: Osibanjo Responds

The Vice President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Professor Yemi Osibanjo has responded to the accusations against president Buhari, he said:

They prayed for Buhari to die, he didn't die. When he came back hale and hearty by the grace of God, they mourned while Nigerians celebrated.

"The fear of Buhari makes these people desperate, even crazy. So now they say he is Jibrin from Sudan. If you can't discredit him,  say he doesn't exist.

They were all alive and well when Pastor Adeboye went to London  and prayed for him the day before he returned to Nigeria.

Their strategy is simple, if you tell a lie often enough, some will believe you.
BUHARI IS NOT ONLY ALIVE AND WELL, he will by God's grace live long and well after his second term in office.

These were the words of Prof. Yemi Osibanjo as released by the Senior Special Assistant to the president on Documentation at FGN. Sesan Adeboyejo.

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