It seems the tide is quickly turning against President Buhari, as Debola Williams, who was his campaign strategist in the 2015 Presidential election is now mocking him.
Debola Williams who was in South Africa over the weekend, mocked President Buhari over his ‘Lazy Nigerian youths’ statement, which has generated controversy and a major topic on social media platforms.
Debola Williams wrote;
I arrived CapeTown with three other #LazyNigerianYouths whose lazy work caught the attention of one of Africa’s living Legend Arch Bishop Desmond Tutu and awarded his prestigious fellowship that focuses on preparing leaders for the continent. #TutuFellows18
SEUN ONIGBINDE, Lead Partner and co-founder of BudgIT. Seun’s BudgiT has revolutionized citizens engagement with Government spend and fostered more transparency in governments accountability.
SERAH MAKKA, Country Director ONE, top 35 Under 35 Young African Leaders in International Affairs.
TEMI AWOGBORO, Director The Abraaj Group. M&A Advisor’s European Emerging Leaders Award recipient. Recognized as the Female Lead’s Top 20 Women under 20; and, Management Today/The Telegraph’s 35 Women Under 35.
illiams came under fire few months ago, after a viral post on social media on Nigerian youths who brought Buhari into power.
JJ Omojuwa, Debola Williams, Fela Durutoye, Chude Jideonwo, Kola Oyeneyin and Tolu Ogunlesi, who reportedly stole Nigeria’s future by reportedly imposing President Buhari on Nigerians during the 2015 Presidential election, reacted to the post.
On the viral post then, Debola Williams wrote;
“Many times, we all judge people from our cracked lenses; the the world becomes blurry and everyone crooked. Don’t blame anyone, a man can only see from his vantage.
For out of the abundance of a mans heart, he dishes to others. Remember those who wanted to stone the adulterer but couldn’t when the spotlight was turned on them?
Yes. That’s the world we live in.
Stay with your truth and have compassion on all, hoping one day together we will help fix the lenses and they can see the world fairly with clarity.”
