As
mixed reactions and wild criticisms continue to trail President
Muhammadu Buhari's message to Nigerians where he spoke in Hausa
language, a new revelation on the source of the tape has emerged.
Buhari in London
We reported on Sunday
that President Muhammadu Buhari, in a released message allegedly from
BBC Hausa, called on Nigerians to embrace peace and avoid making
reckless statements against others on the occasion of Eid-el-Fitr
celebrations.
Popular online media platform, SaharaReporters, have
authoritatively reported that the BBC Hausa did not interview President
Buhari as being touted, adding that his heavily edited recorded tired
voice was sent by his aides.
A commenter on social media swiftly reacted and wrote;
"Ofcourse most of us knew that he wasn't interviewed by the BBC
HAUSA service , anyone that thinks the president aides will allow a BBC
reporter access to an ailing General Buhari showing signs of mental
impairment as evident in the voice recording where he displayed all the
tell tale signs of retrograde semantic amnesia which explains why he had
to rely on the primary language he learnt as a child because of
difficulty in deploying the secondary (English). May God bless Nigeria
and get well Mr President"
Here are other comments from Nigerians we culled from social media;
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