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Asari Dokubo reveals name of President Buhari's ailment.

Former Niger Delta militant leader, Asari Dokubo, has said that President Muhammadu Buhari will never be well again.

He said that this is the reason no doctor has been able to diagnose his ailment.

Asari said the hands of God is on Buhari just as they were on Pharoah.

He also said the name of the disease affecting President Buhari is 'hale and hearty.'

According to ex-MEND leader, every government official who goes to London to see President Buhari returns to the media to say that he is hale and hearty.

He said they have all failed to disclosed what ailment he is suffering from.

He said, "As God first of afflicted Pharaoh with the deafness of the ear and deafness of the heart, God also first of all, afflicted Buhari with deafness of the ear.

"He was not sick, later they said he has an ear infection like Pharoah. Allah inflicted him with ear problem.

"We are talking of ear problem and we heard of another sickness and the name of that sickness is hale and hearty. Have you heard of such sickness before, hale and hearty?

"He ran to London, stayed and stayed and he came back. Went back again, stayed and stayed, hale and hearty. Now they said his sickness is an 'unknown sickness' and that is the name of another sickness. They sick all the doctors have diagnose him, he has gone through all the medical tests and yet, they don't know what he is suffering from.

"The hands of God is against the wicked. God does not sleep. He does not slumber. He sees everything. A man who killed over 1000 Shea Muslims because they disagreed with him. Men, women and children and we keep on fighting God because of this man.

"The power of God cannot be stopped by anyone who is supporting this calamity. Buhari is bloody."




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