President Buhari Has Dementia And He Is Physically & Mentally Sick - Junaid Mohammed Says

 

A previous Nigerian lawmaker in the Second Republic and senior legislator, Dr Junaid Mohammed, has said President Muhammadu Buhari ought to leave since he can't deal with his own undertakings, not to discuss taking care of the issues of 200 million individuals. 

Mohammed disclosed to SaharaReporters that President Buhari isn't genuinely and intellectually fit to lead a nation like Nigeria. He blamed the President's helpers and partners for stage-dealing with his wellbeing status and neglecting to open up to Nigerians the real condition of his wellbeing. 

Talking with SaharaReporters on frailty in the nation, he stated, "Being the President of the nation, he doesn't have a private option to delude the individuals of this nation. In the event that he is debilitated, the individuals of Nigeria are qualified for know. On the off chance that he can't play out his obligations as chosen President, at that point individuals need to know. 

"Also, in knowing, Nigerians should be guided by what the constitution says about the condition of a President who is totally sick, who can't play out the obligations of a President. 

"Five years after my proclamation and public squabble with the Presidency, it's presently certain that the man is wiped out, he isn't just actually sick; he is additionally intellectually wiped out. He is totally intellectually weak. He is in no situation to deal with his issues not to discuss taking care of the undertakings of 200 million individuals. Plainly, his overseers realize he isn't in charge of the state. He isn't even in charge of his family undertakings. 

"Thus, it's presently left for Nigerians, particularly those of you who are youthful, to now figure out what should be finished. This is on the grounds that we can't permit somebody who is totally weak, somebody who is determined to have dementia. There is no contrast among him and somebody distraught, somebody who has totally lost his detects. 

"On the off chance that Nigerians choose to stay silent in light of one or the other religion or clan to permit this man to keep wrecking this nation and making us a worldwide disrespect, at that point Nigerians shouldn't grumble. Yet, all things considered, the man has outlasted his value. It should be just correct that he should be approached to go."