’Those calling for President’s resignation shall fall sick,’ Oluwo of Iwo
The traditional ruler also said that he is ready to bear the sickness troubling the President.
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According to Premium Times, he said “All those who are wishing him dead and those who are clamouring for his resignation shall fall sick.”
Akanbi said this while hosting religious leaders who came to pray for Buhari’s health in his palace.
“It is painful that those who launched that campaign of ‘Resume or Resign’ are not patriotic as they claimed.
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“They politicised the campaign which shouldn’t be. Buhari is my son and I won’t be happy when people are wishing him dead.
“If any civil servant or police officer falls sick, will you advise them to resign? Those who are clamouring for Buhari’s resignation are not sane.
“Nigerians don’t love those that love them but they are passionate about those that hate them,” he added.
Reports say the First Lady, Aisha Buhari, who was represented by Halimot Alli, the Wife of the Secretary to the Oyo State Government, thanked the traditional leader and Nigerians for their prayers.
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