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Corrupt politicians, 4 other categories of Nigerians that will be sad Buhari is back Corrupt politicians, 4 other categories of Nigerians that will be sad Buhari is back

President Buhari's return to Nigeria is the headline for today. After 51 days on a medical vacation with rumors, speculations, photo-shopped pictures and a lot of calls for his resignation, the president is back.
  
                                                           Buhari landing in Nigeria on March 10, 2017
Now, there will be those who are ecstatic at his return, who already are tweeting and flooding social media with welcome messages. Yet, there are also those who will not be so happy, for various reasons. Here are some of such people:

1. Opposition party

As Buhari's medical vacation lengthened, the All Progressives Congress (APC) opposition party criticized his absence and some even called for his resignation as president. There were insinuations that he was dead. His coming back will be a big blow to them.

2. IPOB

One of the biggest thorns in the side of the Buhari administration is the pro-Biafra group known as the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB). They have spoken out louder than almost anyone against Buhari's long absence, and will be quite shaken by him returning hale and hearty.
3. MASSOB

The Movement for the Actualization of the Sovereign State of Biafra (MASSOB), is another group who will be sad at Buhari's return. Like the IPOB, they have spoken out constantly against the Buhari administration.

READ ALSO: Politicians, dignitaries who welcomed Buhari (FULL LIST)

4. Kanu supporters

Nnamdi Kanu who is still in detention was recently seen on video, chanting 'Death to Nigeria', and during Buhari's absence, he received a visit from a delegation which included Pat Utomi, calling for his release.

5. Corrupt politicians

President Buhari's war on corruption and corrupt politicians has caused a shake up in corrupt practices around the country. Many corrupt politicians will surely have hoped that he would never return to the country.

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