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BREAKING: You Have To Believe Me, Your President, Buhari, Is Dead!!! But You Can Keep Hoping – UK Tells Nigerians

A former British Parliamentarian and Military Officer, Eric Stuart Joyce, has again told Nigerians that it was normal in a democratic setting, to continue hoping that the President is alive, if when he is indeed dead.
Eric, has of recent been dropping hints about the alleged death of Nigerian President, Muhammadu Buhari, which many Nigerians fail to believe.
Recall, that the ex-Lawmaker a few days ago, condoled with Nigeria, and Buhari’s immediate family, over the reported death of the President.
He sent the condolence via his Twitter handle, @EricJoyce.
A day later, the Parliamentarian asked Nigerians to demand the whereabouts of their number one citizen.
Then on Wednesday, via the same platform, @EricJoyce, his twitter handle, the ex-Lawmaker advised Nigerians to keep hoping their President is still alive.
While replying a twitter user @Oshowkolo, who wrote: [email protected] please provide credible evidence that PMB is dead.”
Eric Joyce said: “No. In a democracy, it’s fair to expect to be confident your President is alive.”

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