BUHARI'S DEATH: MNK WAS RIGHT ALL ALONG

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When Mazi Nnamdi Kanu declared in 2017 that President Muhammadu Buhari had died and would only be officially declared dead two years after leaving office, many thought it was just another conspiracy theory. But today, with Buhari’s death officially announced on July 13, 2025, exactly 2 years and 14 days after he left office, the world is beginning to realize MNK was telling the truth all along.


🔥 EXACTLY AS MNK PREDICTED

Let’s put this in plain facts:

Buhari left office: May 29, 2023

Buhari’s death was officially announced: July 13, 2025

Time difference: 2 years and 14 days


🔴 That is almost word-for-word what Mazi Nnamdi Kanu prophesied years ago.

> “They will announce Buhari's death two years after he leaves office. Mark it down.”
— Mazi Nnamdi Kanu (2018, Radio Biafra)


This isn’t a guess. It’s not luck. It’s a fulfilled warning from a man who was silenced for telling the truth.


🧠 WHY THE GOVERNMENT HID THE TRUTH

In 2017, Buhari disappeared for over 100 days in the UK. Rumors of his death exploded, but the presidency remained silent or evasive. When he returned, people noticed he looked different, spoke differently, and acted differently. But the truth was suppressed — until now, just as MNK foretold.


⚰️ A FAKE PRESIDENCY?

Now Nigerians must ask:

Who truly ruled Nigeria between 2017 and 2023?

What did the ruling class gain by hiding his death?

Who was the man we saw during those years?


✊ MNK DESERVES HONOR, NOT CHAINS

While Buhari was praised globally, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu was hunted, abducted, and detained — for saying the truth too early.

Now the same truth is unfolding before our eyes.


🗣️ FINAL WORD

The real Buhari died in 2017. They only waited to announce it two years after he left power.
 MNK, again, was right.

🖊️ We, the people, must never forget who saw the truth and who hid it. Share this post to awaken others.

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