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		<title>Farouk Aliyu Defends Late Buhari, Slams Nigerians for Posthumous Criticism</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Former Minority Leader of the House of Reps,&#160;Farouk Aliyu, has come out to express&#160;deep disappointment&#160;over the way some Nigerians have been reacting online following the death of former President&#160;Muhammadu Buhari. Omo, this one don cause serious debate! Speaking during an interview on&#160;Channels TV’s Sunrise Daily&#160;on Monday, Aliyu—who was a&#160;close ally&#160;of the late president—said it&#8217;s&#160;&#8220;unfortunate&#8221;&#160;that people [&#8230;]]]></description>
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<p>Former Minority Leader of the House of Reps,&nbsp;<strong>Farouk Aliyu</strong>, has come out to express&nbsp;<strong>deep disappointment</strong>&nbsp;over the way some Nigerians have been reacting online following the death of former President&nbsp;<strong>Muhammadu Buhari</strong>.</p>



<p><strong>Omo, this one don cause serious debate!</strong></p>



<p>Speaking during an interview on&nbsp;<strong>Channels TV’s Sunrise Daily</strong>&nbsp;on Monday, Aliyu—who was a&nbsp;<strong>close ally</strong>&nbsp;of the late president—said it&#8217;s&nbsp;<strong>&#8220;unfortunate&#8221;</strong>&nbsp;that people are using social media to&nbsp;<strong>attack a man who just passed away</strong>.</p>



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<p>“Each of us must have done something wrong to someone… Buhari is no exception,” he said, urging Nigerians to&nbsp;<strong>respect the dead</strong>&nbsp;regardless of their opinions about his time in office.</p>
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<p>Aliyu didn’t sugarcoat it—he admitted Buhari had&nbsp;<strong>flaws like every human</strong>, but stressed that his&nbsp;<strong>efforts toward Nigeria’s development</strong>&nbsp;shouldn’t be swept under the rug.</p>



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<p>“Though Buhari had his shortcomings, he should be respected and praised for his own contribution to our national growth,” he added.</p>
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<p><strong>Omo, Nigerians no dey hold back online sha…</strong></p>



<p>Since Buhari’s passing on&nbsp;<strong>July 13, 2025</strong>, reactions have been a complete mix — some paying heartfelt tributes, while others are using the moment to&nbsp;<strong>criticize his leadership style</strong>, especially during his&nbsp;<strong>2015–2023 tenure</strong>.</p>



<p>Clearly, the&nbsp;<strong>Buhari legacy conversation</strong>&nbsp;is far from over.</p>
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