Maulud: Buhari Urges Politicians To Avoid Expletives, Cuss Words

President Muhammadu Buhari has urged politicians, in this season of elections, to avoid using expletives and cuss words.

In his goodwill message to Muslims on the occasion of Maulud to celebrate the birthday of Prophet Muhammad (SAW), the President also urged politicians to avoid the unwanted culture of demeaning and humiliating opponents.

The President in a statement by presidential spokesman, Garba Shehu, on Friday, promised again, that he will ensure free, fair and transparent elections in 2023.

He also urged Muslims to “practice the noble and shining virtues of the Prophet Muhammad” saying that “the best way to honour Him is to follow his good examples.”

Buhari explained that “the prophet became famous for his life of humility, justice and fairness.”

According to President Buhari, “the Prophet attracted people to Islam through personal examples of honesty, trustworthiness, justice, patience and tolerance.”

He explained that the Prophet demonstrated “a remarkable life of patience under provocation and honoured treaties with non-Muslims for peaceful coexistence.”

President Buhari added that “honesty was one of Muhammad’s greatest virtues and every good Muslim should follow his examples.”

The President used the occasion to call on all Nigerians to join the government in on-going efforts to eradicate insecurity and corruption; to increase their respect for women, children and the less able; and to show love and understanding for one another.