NIGERIANS should keep President Muhammadu Buhari in their prayers. Prayer certainly works wonders and I believe that if we pray humbly and sincerely, there is no challenge that will be too hard for us to overcome.
I do not pray that this nation should go back to ‘square one’ in the area of fighting corruption.
Buhari, who started the fight against corruption on assumption of office, is now said to be ill and we learnt that medical experts in the United Kingdom have been attending to him to regain his strength and continue with his job.
Nigeria has only one Muhammadu Buhari and this is why we must pray for him to live long. Buhari is expected to return home safely and continue the anti-corruption fight.
I want to use this medium to call on Nigerians, both Muslims and Christians who voted for Buhari, to keep him in their prayers so that he can recover in time and come back home.
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