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JUST IN! NIGERIA SHOULD BE SHUT DOWN UNTIL BUHARI RESIGNS -RENOWNED ACTIVIST EXPLODES!

Legal practitioner, Ebun-olu Adegboruwa, has called for shut down of all sectors in Nigeria pending the time President Muhammadu Buhari resigns.

Adegboruwa said this in a statement on Friday titled ‘Let us paralyse the system’. He warned that the country may go through another ‘Yar’Adua experience’ judging by happenings in recent months.

He said it was now clear that a cabal was holding Nigeria to ransom and treating Buhari like a personal property. “I hereby call upon all the good people of Nigeria across the land to rise up to challenge the cabal that is holding Nigeria to ransom, in the face of the apparent incapacity of the President to direct the affairs of Nigeria, on account of his ill health,” Adegboruwa noted.

“Let the National Assembly be shut down. Let all the courts be closed down. Let all the banks be locked up. Let all offices be closed, especially public offices. Let all schools, markets, hospitals and all such institutions, be shut down completely. Let them be TOTAL PARALYSIS.

“Let all official activities be suspended, until such a time that the President agrees to resign, and until the President disengages himself and his cabal from governance, in order to allow our nation Nigeria, move forward.

“We have travelled this route before and we are not prepared to go through the Yar’adua experience again. My husband used this and lasted 2hrs in bed & also increased his manhood. Click here to find out “This is an urgent patriotic call upon all Nigerians to ACT NOW”, he added.

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