The Buhari Support Organisation (BSO) across the country has cried out to President Muhammadu Buhari, saying he should take them out of bondage.
Members of the group alleged that they had been used and dumped.
North West zonal coordinator Buhari Support Organisation, Malam Musa D. Musa, made the call, last weekend, shortly after their meeting.
According to him, it became necessary to draw the attention of the President to the condition of BSO members in the country.
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He said during BSO’s series of meetings, members understood that they were sidelined in reaping what they sowed.
According to Musa, “It’s highly regrettable that BSO members are only roaming the streets and gradually becoming bond creditors since the election and swearing in of the President in 2019.
“We are seriously in bondage despite our hope in awaiting the delivery of pledges made by the president during our dinner with him last two years.
“It’s quite unfortunate that presently, no single state governor, minister, special advisers or any government appointee is assisting the organisation in the country, adding that, “we are swimming in abject poverty.”
Musa claimed the people that did not work as much as they were are now empowering their family members and cronies instead of they that worked for the President.
Musa lamented that, “Our integrity as BSO members is at stake since we cannot even raise our shoulders above our opposition members as we have become their object of laughter.”
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He said the Buhari Support Organisation has done a lot in the prevention of any act of wrangling among APC members and among others,adding that the present rancour in APC is due to the I don’t care attitude of members who suffered for the party.
Musa, however, said members of BSO as bonafide members of APC will continue to champion the integrity of my President through the creation of solid affinity among Nigerians.
