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Human rights lawyer, Chief Femi Falana has advised President Muhammadu Buhari to go, claiming he appears tired.
The Senior Advocate of Nigeria, who spoke at the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) protest in Lagos, lamented the worsening economic plights of Nigerians and the prolonged ASUU strike action.
He said: “We are gathered here today at this protest ground to reject in its entirety the dubious acts of Buhari-led administration.
“The living standards of Nigerians appears to be getting worse every day. We didn’t vote for a regime to cause hardship for Nigerians. Now, hardship, terrorism, recession have taken over our country.
“Buhari is travelling all over the world, and he has told us that he is tired. So Buhari must go. He must go.
“I’m fully with the striking lecturers, and the union.”
Credit: thenationonlineng.net
