“He Is A Parasite”—Aisha Yesufu Blasts Buhari Over Killing Of 43 Farmers In Borno

Aisha Yesufu

Nigerian activist, Aisha Yesufu, has berated President Muhammadu Buhari over the appalling security situation of the country.

She described him as having zero use.

Yesufu was on Sunday reacting to the killing of no less than 43 farmers by Boko Haram terrorists in a farming community in Borno State.

Aisha Yesufu

In a series of tweets, she said Buhari’s only achievement was to keep Nigerians down.

She called on all Nigerians to unite and fight so that they do not become the next victims of the President’s incompetence.

She said, “Human beings like us are being killed. They will kill us too when they are done with them. South or North, no one is spared. Can we stop categorising deaths into South and North? Nigerians are being killed and it is not okay

Human beings like us are being killed. They will kill us too when they are done with them. South or North no one is spared. Can we stop categorising deaths into South and North? Nigerians are being killed and it is not okay.
Buhari @MBuhari must #EndNaijaKillings

— Aisha Yesufu (@AishaYesufu) November 29, 2020

“A mannequin is better than Buhari @MBuhari. The mannequin has it’s uses. Buhari has zero use. He is a parasite who has taken all his life and has never given.

“When he is given anything, he ensures the next person never benefits. His only sense of achievement is having people down!

A mannequin is better than Buhari @MBuhari . Mannequin has it's uses. Buhari has zero use. He is a parasite who has taken all his life and has never given.
When he is given anything, he ensures the next person never benefits. His only sense of achievement is having people down!

— Aisha Yesufu (@AishaYesufu) November 29, 2020

“We can fight on social media because we are alive. Let’s fight this menace united, so we mitigate being victims. Taking pound of flesh because others mocked when we cried will not solve anything. Death does not ask if you are North or South.

We can fight on social media because we are alive. Lets fight this menace united so we mitigate being victims. Taking pound of flesh because others mocked when we cried will not solve anything. Death does not ask if you are North or South#EndNaijaKillings pic.twitter.com/Zf8ZgPHPWk

— Aisha Yesufu (@AishaYesufu) November 29, 2020

“We have to deliberately and systematically look at the role sycophants play in entrenching bad governance and enabling bad behaviour of those elected to serve. They are a destructive force. It needs to be stopped!

We have to deliberately and systematically look at the role sycophants play in entrenching bad governance and enabling bad behaviour of those elected to serve. They are a destructive force. It needs to be stopped!#EndNaijaKillings

— Aisha Yesufu (@AishaYesufu) November 29, 2020

“Where is Buhari @MBuhari to lead the charge against these terrorists? Where is Buhari to raze Sambisa forest and fish out the perpetrators? Where is Buhari to charge and lead our soldiers to go and bring these monsters dead or alive?”

Where is Buhari @MBuhari to lead the charge against these terrorists? Where is Buhari to raze sambisa forest and fish out the perpetrators? Where is Buhari to charge and lead our soldiers to go and bring these monsters dead or alive?#ZabarmariMassacre #EndNaijaKillings https://t.co/K4ZDQMzqpw

— Aisha Yesufu (@AishaYesufu) November 29, 2020

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