Pa Buhari Supporters Attacks President Jonathans Convey in Katsina, Destroys bill boards In carrying out what their master and mentor, Pa Muhammadu Buhari, the February 14th APC presidential candidate had instructed them to do, Pa Buhari/APC political thugs on Tuesday attacked the convoy of President Goodluck Jonathan in Katsina State during the continuation of his re-election campaign. Trouble started when Jonathan, accompanied by Vice President Namadi Sambo; National Chairman of the PDP, Alhaji Adamu Muazu; and Governor Ibrahim Shema of Katsina State among others, decided to pay a courtesy visit to the late President Umoru Yar’Adua’s mother, Hajiya Dada. According to reports, as the President and members of his entourage made their way into the Yar’Adua Quarters, the brooms-wielding youths of Pa Buhari and members of the APC, chanting “Sai Buhari,” went on rampage in attacking the convoy of president Jonathan and destroying his campaign flex banners. Security agents however went to restore normalcy as the terror letting-out youths regrouped and again moved to attack the President’s convoy as he was ready to leave the residence after the visit. NewsDay Reporters recalls that Pa Muhammadu Buhari has penultimate days ago instructed his ever violent supporters to defend their votes and attack the opposition that may stand their way; the instructions that cost the lives of hundreds of youths Corpers when Pa Buhari gave the same instructions in 2011. In apparent disregard to the peace accord agreement signed by Pa Muhammadu Buhari to conduct himself and supporters to violent free electioneering exercise, the APCs candidate have continued to break the accords with reckless impunity. The supporters of Pa Muhammadu Buhari of the APC have continued to perpetrate acts of electoral violence as they have been burning the campaign buses of president Goodluck Jonathan and threatening the supporters of Mr. President with death messages. NewsDay Reporters
Posted on: Wed, 21 Jan 2015 10:43:46 +0000
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