#PrayForYusuf #RecoverSoonYusuf: 3 Lessons President Muhammadu Buhari Should Learn

President Muhammadu Buhari should learn from events happening around him currently. Nigeria's number one citizen is still grappling with the ongoing fuel crisis. And he is yet to provide a tangible solution to the scarcity.

Just a few days ago, Buhari's son, Yusuf was reported to have had a head injury during a motorbike crash. The handsome young Buhari was rushed to a hospital at Abuja, Nigeria's capital.

Rumours later revealed that Yusuf was flown to Germany for further treatment. However, this was debunked, as the injured young Buhari continues to receive and respond to treatment.

A large number of Nigerians have started praying for him to get back to his feet. Two hashtags, #PrayForYusuf #RecoverSoonYusuf, are also being tweeted to show the message of love and care for Yusuf.

In addition, Aisha Buhari, the president wife and some other first wives, are said to be at the bedside of Yusuf. Infact information has it that the young Buhari is in a state of coma presently.

Naijaloveinfo got the information that, Nigeria’s President, Muhammadu Buhari’s son Yusuf, who was severely injured in a motorbike accident in Gwanripa area of Abuja on Tuesday is “responding” to treatment but yet to speak to anyone because he is still in “coma” according to Presidency sources.

It is true that President Buhari is not in the best frame of mind presently, however, he needs to learn three things from his son's current health predicament.

1. All men are born equal

What happened to Yusuf could have happened to any other Nigerian. This is not the first time the young Buhari will be riding his motorbike. Therefore, there should be compassion in how people in government treat the suffering masses.

2. Every position has its limitations

Being a president does not mean a person and his family are free from hazard. Anything can happen to both the mighty and the low.

President Buhari is called the number one, occupying the most sort after position in the land, yet he is now facing some series of challenges. The new one being Yusuf's bike crash and treatment.

3. The citizens should always be number one

How many people in position of authority see the ordinary Nigerians as human beings. Elected political office holders only see the citizens as materials, which should be used and discarded, when the need arises, like during elections.

Yusuf Buhari presently in coma in Abuja Hospital

There is a big lesson that for all power holders that they are just as human as the people they lead, despite all their paraphernalia.

This short piece was written by Oladele Hakeem Olaniyan.

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