#EndSARS: It took protests to make Buhari realise Nigerians are suffering – Guru Maharaji

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BY AYO ESAN

FOUNDER of One Love Family, Satguru Maharaji, has called on President Muhammadu Buhari to ensure equal rights and respect for the rule of law in Nigeria, especially as it relates to the #EndSARS protests.

Maharaji also advised the President to give Nigerian youths the assurance that the future belonged to them, saying it took Nigerian protesters to make Buhari understand that the vast majority of the people were suffering.

He made his position known just as he called on the Government and people of the United States not to allow the results of the presidential election lead to civil unrest.

Maharaji spoke at a press conference in Lagos.

He said, “It took the Nigerian protesters to make Buhari know that the vast majority of the people of Nigeria are suffering. Unfortunately, Mr President did not come out on time to pacify them, which led to the killing which took place at Lekki.

“While we do seriously sympathise with the dead who can be called Matyrs, we wish the President to use his big stick to clear the road for the victims of SARS, which cut across the polity and entire fabric of this great country, through heavy palliatives to all, in order to allow them to come out to serve the government with facts and figures and enable the panel of Inquiry set up to succeed.”

He urged President Buhari to review the cases of those who had been illegally detained and framed up and eventually jailed in all the prisons in the country, including those whose lands had been wrongly grabbed from them with the aid of SARS.

On the US election, Maharaji urged both President Donald Trump and President-elect, Joe Biden, to refrain from statements that could heat the polity and mislead their followers into taking laws into their hands.

While commending steps taken to curtail further spread of COVID-19, he said it was sad that Buhari had not done anything concerning the clamour for restructuring across the nooks and crannies of the country.