Nigeria would have exploded if Charly Boy was murdered by Buhari's footsoldiers - Fani Kayode

Former minister of aviation, C
hief Femi Fani-Kayode on Tuesday August 15 condemned the attack on Charles Oputa and warned Buhari's footsoldiers could have exploded the Government if any harm had come to him who is currently protesting the absence of President Muhammadu Buhari in Abuja.

The #ResumeOrResign protesters had started a campaign on Monday last week, demanding the return of the president who is away in the United Kingdom on a medical vacation. when Charly Boy led his co-protesters to the popular Wuse market in Abuja, the nation’s capital, the activist and his group were attacked by angry counter-protesters who are believed to be supporters of the president.

Femi Fani-Kayode who blamed President Buhari on the violence against the popular entertainer disclosed on his twitter that the president's administration has no respect for human right.

"The Buhari govt. is a murderous contraption that has no respect for human rights. Charly Boy Oputa could have been murdered by Buhari's footsoldiers today. If that had happened Nigeria would have exploded.Tension grips the land as we approach Oct.1st.WE MUST REJECT VIOLENCE!"

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