Narrating the 2014 incident in which a bomb explosion damaged his vehicle, the president said the bombers had trailed his vehicle from the secretariat at Ali Akilu road in Kaduna.He described how his security team tried to evade the alleged terrorists but said they got too desperate and struck before the Kawo bridge.
That staged drama?🤔
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It was a contrived assassination attempt to attract public sympathy What has that reminder got to do with his failure as President? Islamist Extremist Ethnic Bigot MBuhari is the worst thing to happen to this part of the world after slavery
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