Paris: Buhari Says 40 Million Nigerians Are Suffering From Mental Illness — FFK Alleges

— The true identity of the man in the Villa that claims to be Buhari will be made known after 2019 election, he says

The former Minister of Aviation, Chief Femi Fani Kayode has alleged that President Muhammadu Buhari told the world in France that “40 million Nigerians are mad and are suffering from mental illness”.

Fani Kayode dropped this hint on his tweeter page on Tuesday.

He said he was lost for words that President Buhari went to France and told the whole world that one quarter of the Nigerian people are mad.

The tweet read:

“40 million Nigerians are mad and are suffering from mental illness” – President Muhammadu Buhari, Paris, Nov. 11th 2018.

Buhari went to France and told the world that one quarter of the Nigerian people are mad? I am at a loss for words! May God deliver us from this man!”

Recall that Fani Kayode also alleged yesterday that the man currently occupying the Villa as Nigeria’s President is not the real president Buhari that Nigerians voted for in 2015.

He promised to give details of this revelation after the 2019 general election.

His tweet read: “The true identity of the man in the Villa that claims to be Buhari will only be made known after he is defeated and steps down from power.When that happens Nigerians will be shocked to the marrow. In 2015 I warned about his fake certificate. Today I warn about his fake identity,” he said.

 

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