A dictator cannot rule Nigeria again – Adesiyan

JeliliPolice Affairs Minister, Abdul Jelili Adesiyan has reaffirmed that a dictator cannot rule Nigeria again, having witnessed it in the years past.
He stated this while addressing the people of Ede in Osun State, during the continuation of house-to-house campaign for the re-election of President Goodluck Jonathan.
The minister noted that General Muhammadu Buhari is a dictator, known to all Nigerians.
According to him, no Yoruba man will allow a dictator who does not believe in democratic governance and the rule of law to lead us again.
“I want people to go out en masse and vote for Jonathan and other PDP candidates in the forthcoming election so that they will end the deceit in Osun State and APC propaganda,” he said.
“I am sure they will not allow a dictator to come and govern this country again because as I said on several occasions, the evils the men do live after them.
“By the time they are behaving like God, they never knew that there will be today, today has finally come, they have to pay for their misdeeds in the past.

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