Obasanjo Wants To Make Buhari President So That He'll Die In Office

The Governor of Ekiti State, Mr Ayo Fayose, has urged Nigerians to
be very careful with Olusegun Obasanjo,in relation to next month's
presidential election.
According to Fayose , Obasanjo wants to make an old man like
Gen. Buhari,the president of Nigeria so that he will die in office like
late Musa Yar’Adua.He said what happened to Yar'Adua is about
to repeat itself if Gen. Buhari wins the presidential election.
Disclosing this today Thursday, January 15,in Ado-Ekiti, Fayose
said heis baffled why Obasanjo has a misunderstanding with
President Jonathan,stressing that the relationship between
Obasanjo and APC leader, Bola Tinubu, is “like a lion and a goat
living together”.
Read his statement below...
”Nigerians should be wary of Obasanjo’s banana peel. He was the
one who put forward Umar Yar ‘Adua as the president knowing the
man’s state of health and the man died in
office. He was the one who said President Goodluck Jonathan was
the best for Nigeria and that without him there would be no
Nigeria.”
“The question people should ask former President Obasanjo is
what has gone wrong between now and then? He is against
President Jonathan because the President refused to be pocketed
by him and any Nigerian leader who wants to succeed will not
allow that. Obasanjo is now presenting General Muhammadu
Buhari as the best candidate
for Nigeria knowing the man’s age and that the pressure of office
would be too much for him.”
“In the North, there are so many qualified, brilliant and credible
people who can rule the country well.Why is Obasanjo going after
an old horse that may collapse mid way. Nigerians should know
the state of health of Buhari. His age and health cannot stand the
rigours of the office. Nigerians deserve to know the health status
of Buhari.”
“The strange love between Obasanjo and Tinubu is like a lion and a
goat living together in the same house. Jonathan should be
allowed to complete
his term and after that the North will be allowed to present credible
candidate in 2019, not an old horse being put forward."