Buhari Dines With Pastor Adeboye
Muhammadu Buhari (1983-85, 2015 - 2023), Presidency Wednesday, February 9th, 2011
The Presidential Candidate of the Congress for Progressive Change (CPC) Gen. Muhammadu Buhari said last night that his party will take over Aso rock come May 29.Buhari who stated this at a special dinner with Pastor E A Adeboye at the International Conference Centre (ICC) organized by Christ the Redeemer’s Friends Universal (CRFU) adds that he was confident that his party, CPC will win the presidential election in 2011.
The former Military President shortly after meeting the General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God Pastor E A Adeboye along side his running mate Pastor Tunde Bakare, conceded that, the Nigerians masses now know the people that are drawing the country backward and are ready to vote massively for the CPC in protest of the problem of insecurity, poverty, inadequate infrastructure and poor roads.
According to Buhari, “We have seen the uncommon enthusiasm of our people to register to vote in spite of the many challenges of the exercise that speaks to their desire to do what Tunisians and Egyptians are doing on the streets through the ballot box in April. If CPC government emerged, we will take security seriously, he affirmed.
In parts of the country, we must organize a security system to deal with the situation first and create the atmosphere for social justice to flourish to end the conditions that make citizens to let loose against each other” Buhari stated.
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