Presidency reacts to the case of the man who named his dog buhari

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The Presidency has explained that Nigeria’s
number one citizen, President Muhammadu
Buhari wasn’t concerned or behind the arrest of
the 30-year-old trader, Joe Chinakwe, who was
accused of causing breach of public peace by
naming his dog “Buhari” in Ogun State.
In a statement on Friday by Garba Shehu,
presidential spokesman, Buhari likes Caricature,
affirming that the President was not behind Joe’s
arrest.
He said: “I am thinking of saying, using my own
handle that people linking the President to this
dog incident are just displaying their ignorance of
the type of person he is.
“He enjoys cartoons and likes sharing them. The
ones he enjoys the most are those that caricature
him. It is cheap and sensational to say he can
order a police action against a caricature. When
he picks a paper, the first page he reaches for is
the cartoon page. He laughs and laughs.
“The President must be having a good laugh over
this whole thing. People should listen to the real
story behind this dog incident and to not waste
precious time seeking the hand of the President in
a laughable incident!