BUHARI, BLAMED HIS SECURITY FOR HIS SON ACCIDENT..View @ Ameborblog.blogspot.com...for more
President Buhari has reportedly blamed his security
officials for the power bike accident that caused his only son,
Yusuf, to break a limb and sustain a head injury on Tuesday,
December 26th.
According to Thisday, President Buhari on Wednesday night was
at the Cedarcrest hospital Abuja where Yusuf is being treated. His
countenance showed he was not happy with the way he saw his
son.
He allegedly openly rebuked his security officials for allowing
Yusuf and his friends ride their bike at about 8pm. A source in
the presidency who spoke on condition of anonymity said: ”The
president was at the hospital on Wednesday night. He was very
devastated when he saw his son, Yusuf, in a very critical situation.
He was shaking his head, while looking at his son and thereafter
angrily reprimanded his security officials for allowing Yusuf to
leave home at that time of the day for power-bike racing. From
the way the president spoke, it appears the security aides are in
trouble. He spoke angrily”
officials for the power bike accident that caused his only son,
Yusuf, to break a limb and sustain a head injury on Tuesday,
December 26th.
According to Thisday, President Buhari on Wednesday night was
at the Cedarcrest hospital Abuja where Yusuf is being treated. His
countenance showed he was not happy with the way he saw his
son.
He allegedly openly rebuked his security officials for allowing
Yusuf and his friends ride their bike at about 8pm. A source in
the presidency who spoke on condition of anonymity said: ”The
president was at the hospital on Wednesday night. He was very
devastated when he saw his son, Yusuf, in a very critical situation.
He was shaking his head, while looking at his son and thereafter
angrily reprimanded his security officials for allowing Yusuf to
leave home at that time of the day for power-bike racing. From
the way the president spoke, it appears the security aides are in
trouble. He spoke angrily”
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