Why Buhari is Full of Regrets For His Decisions – Femi Adesina

 

Femi Adesina, former Special Adviser on Media and Publicity to President Muhammadu Buhari, has revealed that his former principal regretted some of the decisions he took while in office.

Adesina, who spoke on Wednesday as a guest at a programme tagged ‘Media Dialogue with Femi Adesina’ organised by the Association of Veteran Journalists in Osun State, said it is normal for human beings to regret specific actions.

According to the former presidential spokesman, the president felt he could have done certain things better before exiting the office on May 29.

He told journalists that before Buhari left office, he had a two-hour chat with the president, asking several important questions.

“There is no living human being that will not regret certain things. It is one of the questions I asked the President.

“Before we left the office, I sat with him for about two hours and I asked him every question under the sun; there was no question I didn’t ask him. There were things he (Buhari) felt could have been done better,” Adesina said.

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  1. This man that was used to telling Nigerians that the country was 100% working can now open his mouth after his principal left office and tell us that Buhari has/had regrets for his decision, we should fear SHANGO if we can’t fear GOD.

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