FFK Reacts To Kano Bomb Blast, Tactily Attacks Buhari

Fani-Kayode, a former minister of aviation, has tacitly taken a swipe at President Muhammadu Buhari following the death of at least 15 people in Garun Mallam local goverment area of Kano state.

The former minister in an outburst on social media platform, Twitter, indirectly criticised the president who he claims is “junketing around the world” while suicide bombers continue to wreak havoc on the nation.
His words: “You say you love Nigeria yet a bomb goes off in Kano and instead of coming home to mourn with your people, you continue junketing around the world.”

Fani-Kayode also indirectly alleged that the President has trampled on human right with the recent raid on former governor Attahiru Bafarawa’s home simply because he’s friends with former national security adviser Sambo Dasuki, who is under fire over purchase of arms made during his tenure as a former NSA
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Olufemi Olu-Kayode @realFFK

U say u luv Nigeria yet a bomb goes off in Kano and instead of coming home to mourn with ur people u continue junketing around the world.

5:25 PM - 27 Nov 2015

Olufemi Olu-Kayode @realFFK

U say u respect human rights yet u raid Attahiru Bafarawa's home and arrest and lock up his son simply because he is friends with Dasuki.

12:44 PM - 27 Nov 2015

 

Olufemi Olu-Kayode @realFFK

U say u respect human rights yet u arrest Boni Haruna simply for standing as surety for Dasuki and u try to force him to abandon his friend

Olufemi Olu-Kayode @realFFK

U say u respect human rights yet u barricade Dasuki in his home,deny him medical attention,flout court orders and make him critically ill.

12:35 PM - 27 Nov 2015

Olufemi Olu-Kayode @realFFK

 U say u are fighting BH yet u are travelling the world drinking tea with world leaders whilst ur soldiers are secretly being slaughtered.

12:02 PM - 27 Nov 2015

Two suicide bombers reportedly blew themselves up after mingling with the members of a Shia Muslim procession in the village of Dakasoye, Garun Mallam local goverment area of Kano today, Friday, November 27.
According to information obtained from Sahara Reporters, at least 15 people were killed during the explosions and 45 sustained various degrees of injuries.
The attack comes barely four days after a female suicide bomber detonated her Improvised Explosive Device (IED) along Maiduguri-Mafa road in Borno state, killing eleven people in the process.