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Obasanjo vs Buhari: One United, The Other Divided Nigeria – Fani-Kayode

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Former Minister of Aviation Femi Fani-Kayode has stated that it is impossible to compare the tenure of former President Olusegun Obasanjo with that of President Muhammadu Buhari.

In a post on his Twitter page, the chieftain of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) gave reasons why the former presidents are incomparable.

Fani-Kayode stated that Obasanjo strived to unite Nigerians, while President Buhari divided the country.

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According to the former Minister, comparing both leaders is like comparing night and day or heaven and hell.

Fani-Kayode wrote: “Comparing PMB to OBJ is like comparing Count Dracula to Mother Theresa. OBJ united Nigeria, PMB divided her. OBJ brought peace, PMB brought war. OBJ brought prosperity, PMB brought poverty. OBJ brought life, PMB brought death. OBJ brought hope, PMB brought despair.

“OBJ paid off our foreign debt, Buhari indebted us to the tune of $30 billion and turned us into Africa’s biggest debtor & beggar. OBJ solved our problems, PMB created them. OBJ brought restoration, PMB brought degeneration. OBJ brought us pride, Buhari brought us shame.

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“OBJ brought us good success, PMB brought us stark failure. OBJ loved all Nigerians and treated them equally, Buhari loves only northerners and treats all others like field hands and slaves. OBJ saw Nigeria as a nation, PMB sees her as a conquered territory.

“OBJ led the best, most successful, most intelligent, most enlightened & most productive cabinet & Govt. in the history of Nigeria whilst PMB leads the worst, most destructive, most savage, most ignorant & most corrupt cabinet & Govt. in the history of Africa.

“OBJ fought terror & despised terrorists, PMB rewards terror & pampers terrorists. OBJ was a leader, PMB is a ruler. OBJ was a lion, PMB is a mouse. Comparing the two is like comparing night & day or chalk & cheese or heaven & hell: it makes absolutely NO sense!”

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