2023: Nigeria Needs A president With A Lion Courage Says MAHSRAJ JI

  






The founder of the One Love Family, Sat Guru Maharaj ji says Nigeria needs a President with courage of a lion in 2023 to address numerous challenges facing the nation.


Maharaj ji made this remark on Saturday while addressing the media on state of the nation and 2023 general elections at Satguru Maharaj ji Village, Iju Ishaga in Lagos State.


The founder, who said the power should return to the South in 2023, called on southerners to unite to wrestle power from north.


Maharaj ji said: "It is time for the South to takeover the Presidency after expiration of the incumbent President Muhammadu Buhari.


"We need someone who can stand up and solve our problems. We don't need a lamed duck president but one with a lion heart,"


"We must fight to make sure that the government that is coming is a people's government," he said.


According to him, the nation needs a President that will use public fund to make people happy and not hypocrites and deceivers.

He said that a leader like Sen. Bola Tinubu, a former Governor of Lagos State and presidential aspirant under the platform of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) could lead the country in 2023 for restoration. 


"Tinubu is a good leader going by his antecedent in Lagos.


"However, he should now allow religion to affect his good deeds. He is detribalised Nigeria but should be careful about religion," he added.


The founder, who Tinubu seemed to be determined, said that the next President should be the one that would be able to call a spade a spade.


"We need a President that will be ready to die for Nigeria like late Nnamdi Azikwe, Obafemi Awolowo, and Nelson Mandela.  We need leaders that are knowledgeable," he added.


Maharaj ji, who decried insecurity as well as religious and ethnic violence in the nation, said that most people that had wanted to change nation were frustrated by the system.


According to him, for things to change in Nigeria, leaders and followers must prioritise truth, righteousness, justice, fairness and equity.


He urged the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to follow laid down rules in the conduct of the 2023 elections to throw up credible leaders for the masses.


He urged policy makers to be honest and transparent about nation's reaources, saying," we cannot build anything worthwhile and durable until we think like a die hard communist".


He called for an end to the disagreement between the Federal Government and the Academic Union of Nigerian Universities (ASUU).


The founder, who described as sad the brain drain in Nigeria, said that he was available if the Federal.Government needed counsel  on the solution to all problems facing the nation.

Describing the nation's challenges as spiritual, Maharaj ji said that Nigeria would overcome if it embrace the Great Light.


Maharaj ji,.who called on the National Assembly to wake up and provide hope for the nation as people's representatives, said there was the need for a Divine Government of Love that would touch all aspect of citizen's life. 

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