Aminu Adamu Allegedly Arrested Over Tweet On Aisha Buhari | READ DETAILS
One Aminu Adamu, a final year student of Federal University Dutse, Jigawa State, Department of Environmental Management and Toxicology, has allegedly being arrested by operatives of Department of State Services (DSS) for allegedly defaming the First Lady, Aisha Buhari on Twitter.
Adamu had in June tweeted in Hausa language; “Su mama anchi kudin talkawa ankoshi” translated as “the mother has gotten fatter by eating masses’ money.”
According to sources, the 23-year old undergraduate was arrested on November 8 on campus and have been allowed to speak to his father, Shalele Azare Adamu alone.
Following the arrest of Adamu, Nigerians on Sunday started trolling the DSS and Aisha.
One of those who has reacted on the development is Aisha Yesufu, an activist. Yesufu took to her Youtube channel to opine that;
“Aisha Buhari should be ashamed of herself. This is so unlawful. Her husband has thrown 63% of Nigerians into multidimensional poverty. Haven’t they grown fat over the sweat of Nigerians? They have been thrown into multidimensional wealth. Who is she to arrest people for telling her to have eaten the riches of the poor?
“If she is this powerful, why wouldn’t she use her power to rescue Nigerians in captivity? A number of girls taken away from Federal Government College Yawuri over a year now. You throw people into poverty. Nigerians aren’t secure. Yet you use your little nonsensical power to arrest somebody.
“You should have told your husband not to be contesting. You voted for the abysmal failure that’s Nigerian President and yet you’re saying people shouldn’t talk. You oppress people because you have the power. But I don’t blame, I blame Nigerians”.
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