‘Nobody Should Come And Ask Me To Give Any Evidence In Court’ – Buhari Warns 

Speaking at a private gathering in his hometown of Daura, Katsina State, Buhari made it clear that anyone who dared to ask him to testify would face dire consequences.

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Former president Buhari has warned all his appointees against requesting his presence as a witness in court proceedings.   In a stunning declaration that has sent shockwaves through the Nigerian political landscape, former President Muhammadu Buhari warned his former appointees against requesting his presence as a witness in court proceedings.   Advertisements Speaking at a private gathering in his hometown of Daura, Katsina State, Buhari made it clear that anyone who dared to ask him to testify would face dire consequences.   The former president, who served two terms in office from 2015 to 2023, is renowned for his strong-willed and often uncompromising leadership style. Buhari’s warning, though ambiguous in nature, has sparked intense speculation about his motivations and the potential implications for ongoing legal cases involving his former associates.   During his presidency, Buhari was instrumental in launching a massive anti-corruption campaign, promising to rid Nigeria of pervasive graft and restore public trust. Numerous high-profile figures were indicted, arrested, and prosecuted during his tenure, including former government officials, business tycoons, and politicians from various parties. The pursuit of justice has continued even after Buhari left office, with several trials still ongoing.

Read more at: https://newsweekng.com/nobody-should-come-and-ask-me-to-give-any-evidence-in-court-buhari-warns/

Read more at: https://newsweekng.com/nobody-should-come-and-ask-me-to-give-any-evidence-in-court-buhari-warns/


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