Your Excellency Sir,
First
and foremost, congratulations to you, the Chibok community, and to all
well-meaning Nigerians on the successful release of additional 82 #ChibokGirls
from the hands of their abductor, Boko Haram. At least, at this point, no one
can genuinely fault your commitment to securing the release of the girls and
reuniting them with their loved ones. It is a huge success for the country and
for your administration.
Meanwhile,
early this year, precisely 19th January 2017, you travelled out of the country
to the United Kingdom in what your handlers called a 10-day vacation to have
some rest. However, you ended up staying in London for about two months, during
which several political leaders visited you and gave us the assurance that you
were “Hale and Hearty”, “Fit as Fiddle” and that you were only resting.
Unfortunately,
it turns out that you were really sick as you hinted during a short address to
the nation when you returned. You admitted that he had never been this “sick”
in your entire life and further revealed that you had a “blood transfusion” in
the course of your treatment in the United Kingdom. This shows the gravity of
your illness.
