A pro-Buhari group, #IStandWithBuhari, seems to be currently rocked
with crisis following the resignation of the national coordinator,
Mustapha Ramalan, who reportedly resigned because he had no faith in the
direction of the group and its decision.
When contacted by a correpondent, Ramalan confirmed his
resignation, saying he was not comfortable with the way some decisions
were taken in the group, especially with regard to the proposed nine
million-man pro-Buhari march.
"Having led the organization these past couple of weeks, I have
reached a hard and inevitable decision of stepping down as its national
coordinator with immediate effect.
"If I must lead the organization, I must be convinced more than anyone, on the path we chose for ourselves," Ramalan said.
An associate of the former coordinator, Abdullahi Aliyu said the
proposed planned march for Buhari was not only postponed but overruled.
"Mr. Ramalan is of the opinion that the nine million-man
pro-Buhari march should be postponed because the government is still
trying to pick up and hence should be given more time to justify the
nine million-man march. Not this time."
It should be noted that Ramalan was appointed to lead the group earlier this month with his replacement yet to be announced
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