Buhari: Man Shares Intriguing Fact about 'Same Spot' Former President Was Buried
- A Nigerian man has shared a heartbreaking post on social media about the 'same spot' where former President Buhari was buried
- In a post shared via the X app, he talked about the burial place and prayed for Allah to forgive his shortcomings
- Social media users who came across the emotional post on the X app stormed the comments section to react to it
A Nigerian man's emotional post reflecting on the burial place of former President Muhammadu Buhari, has touched the hearts of Nigerians who came across it.
He posted photos of the spot where former President Buhari's grave was dug, contrasting with images of him relaxing in the same area before his passing.
Source: Twitter
Man speaks on Buhari's burial place
The man, identified as @ustaz, shared a heartfelt message alongside the photos, reflecting on the moments when Buhari would often sit in that quiet spot.
According to him, that same place where he turned into his resting place had now become his final resting place.
Speaking further, he prayed for Allah to forgive the former President, illuminate his grave and admit him into Jannatul Firdaus.
In his words:
"The same spot where Baba Buhari would often sit quietly in his courtyard has now become his final resting place. May Allah forgive him, illuminate his grave, and admit him into Jannatul Firdaus. Ameen."
Source: Twitter
Reactions trail man's post about late Buhari
Nigerians stormed the comments section to react to the post.
@Free_mann0 said:
"May Allah recompense him on his good deeds and pardon him on all shortcomings and grants him Al-jannah firdo."
Big Dayo wrote:
"May Allah have mercy on him and grant him Aljana firdaus."
Jibril said:
"He always says to us, this place is cold and nice to rest here. Sometimes whenever he is fasting, he use to rest there, may ur soul rest in peace."
Sharfaz Wah reacted:
"May Allah grant him highest place in jannathul firdaws Aameen Aameen ya rabbal Aalameen."
Mikael said:
"Qulhuwallahu 3x n for those we lost too. May Allah unite us in Jannah Sai Baba."
Jegede Seunfunmi said:
"Una suppose put all the houses and money inside."
Lamin Drammeh said:
"Indeed, death is the ultimate truth, it knows no status, no age, no wealth. When the appointed time comes, not a moment can be delayed nor brought forward. As the Qur’an says: “Every soul shall taste death.” — Surah Al-Imran (3:185)."
Mario Dante said:
"The dirt under your feet could be the grave you fill You don't know how dead you feel 'til you're dead for real" - Lil Wayne (open letter)."
Abdul Jalil reacted:
"May he be treated the same way he treated the people of Nigeria. AMEEN SUMMA AMEEN."
Heaven added:
"There's no forgiveness after death know this and know peace."
@usmanzakkah15 said:
"Allahu Akbar, My friend former president Muhammad Buhari is gone, you did not go in a hurry nor were you late, but you goes when the prescribed time came, May Allah Taala forgives you of your shortcomings and grant's you Aljanna Firdausi By His Mercies. Rip Baba Buhari."
See the post below:
What Buhari's neighbour said about him
Ismaila Ibrahim, a man who had been Buhari's neighbour for over 50 years, spoke about the former president's character.
According to him, Buhari never allowed power to change him. In an interview with The Punch, he commented on the late ex-president's humble and disciplined nature.
He added that the deceased was a man of peace.
In his words:
“He was humble and disciplined till the end. For over 50 years, we lived peacefully together here in Daura.
“Every Sallah, he distributed food, rams, money, and essentials to the less privileged. His home was always filled with people during celebrations.”
Buhari’s legacy will be measured by impact – Analyst
A political analyst, Tobi Olukoya, has said that former President Muhammadu Buhari's legacy will ultimately be judged by the impact he had on people’s lives, not the number of years he lived or ruled.
Speaking to Legit.ng while also adding a note of caution to current and future leaders, he said:
“The credibility of one’s life, rooted in integrity, service, and empathy, is far more meaningful than its mere longevity. Both those in power and those aspiring to lead must come to understand that people will not genuinely celebrate you in death if you failed to touch their lives meaningfully while alive.”
Man visits hospital area where Buhari died
Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a Nigerian man who visited the premises of the clinic where Nigeria's former president, Muhammadu Buhari, died shared a rare video.
Remember, it was reported that former Nigerian president Muhammadu Buhari died in London at the age of 82.
The HOD of the Human Interest Desk contributed to this report, referencing a man's comment about Buhari's humility.
Editorial assistant Ololade Olatimehin provided exclusive commentary from a political analyst for this report.
Source: Legit.ng
