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Buhari’s media chat – NO COMMENT
I have vowed not to say a word on this matter. I have tried to stay silent but the hot blood in me keeps boiling over, and pushing me to throw in the towel. This is looking like a mischievous bad dream coming real. My people we are in 1984 once again.
So the best response to that media chat and the happenings in the system since the coming in of this ‘regime’ is silence.
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So I beg my Editors to put a big ‘no comment’ sign on his column. This is so that Nigerians can be given a blank sheet to write or think whatever they want to, as their reaction from the media chat. For me, it’s a big ‘No Comment’.
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