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Is Pres. Buhari dead or alive? Bishop Orieke to face the law for fabricating death certificate

Is Pres. Buhari dead or alive? Bishop Orieke to face the law for fabricating death certificate

Meet Bishop Eze Orieke that obtained a fake death Certificate of PMB in Nigeria to back the claim by Kanu that the real BUHARI was replaced with a double! He will now be taken to court for the falsehood especially he will take the authorities to the hospital that he said issued the death Certificate. They claimed PMB died in London, why was the death Certificate not from the London Hospital?
Recall that when OONI Sijuwade went home in London, Ife Chiefs tried to cover it up bc of the traditional rites that were expected to be performed. But the news was out in few hours bc his death must be registered!!!!! Ife Chiefs almost embarrassed themselves!!!
So UK would agree to cover up PMB death????
This Bishop must be jailed!!!!

Yusuf Olaleye Bello

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