This Is Totally Condemnable – Peter Okoye Reacts To Stoning Of Buhari In Kano

Nigerian singer, Peter Okoye has reacted to the attack on President Muhammadu Buhari by angry youths who hauled stones at his convoy during an official visit to Kano.

Peter Okoye Reacts To Attack On Buhari In Kano

The president, who visited the state to inaugurate eight projects, arrived at the Aminu Kano International airport on Monday morning, and from there, he was conveyed by helicopter to the palace of the Emir of Kano, Aminu Bayero.

Despite the heavy security presence mounted on the routes leading to Ahmadu Bello way where Buhari was to launch Galaxy Backbone Limited’s project, angry youths holding stones of various sizes and wielding sticks attacked the president’s convoy and helicopter as it hovered above them.

The mammoth protesting youths were chanting “ba mu so” (we don’t want) as they set a bonfire of tires along Hotoro Road where the president had left after commissioning the Muhammadu Buhari Interchange.

Taking to his official Twitter handle on Tuesday, Peter Okoye condemned the attack on the president or the office of the president.

Peter Okoye said although, it is agreed that Buhari and the All Progressives Congress (APC) have performed badly, he does not subscribe to humiliating the president or the office of the president.

He added that the action is “totally condemnable.”

He wrote, “We all agree that President Buhari and the APC have performed badly but we do not subscribe to humiliating the president or office of the president. This is totally condemnable!👎🏾.“

We all agree that President Buhari and the APC has performed badly but we do not subscribe to humiliating the president or office of the president. This is totally condemnable!👎🏾

— Peter Okoye MrP (@PeterPsquare) January 31, 2023

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