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“What Did Buhari Really Achieve?” — DJ Switch Reacts to Former President’s Death

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Nigerian activist and disc jockey, DJ Switch, has stirred conversations online with her blunt reaction to the passing of former President Muhammadu Buhari, who died recently at the age of 82.

In a post that quickly gained traction across social media platforms, DJ Switch questioned the legacy of the late president, stating:

“Buhari achieved what exactly? Tell me—aside from destroying lives and overseeing the deaths of countless Nigerians…”

Her comments reflect a deep frustration shared by many Nigerians, especially those who recall Buhari’s handling of the #EndSARS protests in 2020 — a movement that demanded an end to police brutality but ended in violence, notably at the Lekki Toll Gate, where DJ Switch live-streamed the shooting of unarmed protesters.

Public Backlash and Divided Opinions

While some Nigerians have taken a more respectful tone following the former president’s passing, DJ Switch’s statement has reignited public debate over Buhari’s leadership — particularly in matters of security, human rights, and youth engagement.

Supporters of DJ Switch applauded her courage in speaking out, with many echoing her sentiments about the late president’s time in office. Critics, however, argued that the timing of her statement was insensitive and lacked the decorum expected during a period of national mourning.

A Presidency Under Scrutiny

Muhammadu Buhari’s presidency (2015–2023) was marked by a blend of strong promises and deep controversies. While he vowed to fight corruption and restore discipline, many Nigerians felt disillusioned by persistent insecurity, economic hardship, and the government’s handling of civil unrest.

As tributes and criticisms continue to pour in, DJ Switch’s voice stands as a reminder that a leader’s true legacy is shaped not only by their policies — but also by the impact of those policies on real lives.

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