My Transition Hours, Goodluck Jonathan’s book
President Muhammadu Buhari Personal Assistant on New Media, Bashir Ahmad has said that the book “My Transition Hours” by former President Goodluck Jonathan is full of hate speech.
Bashir Ahmad said he ‘regretted reading some pages of the book’ and that Jonathan as a former President is expected of to write something that will strengthen the unity of Nigaria.
‘Was reading that newly released book last night before I slept, the book is full of hate speech. The author “entirely” insulted a particular part of this country, forgetting that millions from that part supported and voted for him. Many are still standing with him. Too bad!
My Transition Hours, Goodluck Jonathan’s book
‘I regretted reading some pages of the book, as a former President, we only expected him to write something that will strengthen our unity, but in that book, H.E Goodluck Jonathan wrote otherwise. The book is full of hate speech.’
I regretted reading some pages of the book, as a former President, we only expected him to write something that will strengthen our unity, but in that book, H.E Goodluck Jonathan wrote otherwise. The book is full of hate speech. https://t.co/trIefbu0kT
— Bashir Ahmad (@BashirAhmaad) November 23, 2018
Was reading that newly released book last night before I slept, the book is full of hate speech. The author “entirely” insulted a particular part of this country, forgetting that millions from that part supported and voted for him. Many are still standing with him. Too bad!
— Bashir Ahmad (@BashirAhmaad) November 23, 2018
Hello @Twitter, this tweet and many from this handle @realFFK are even beyond #HateSpeech and #FakeNews, for @TwitterSafety, @TwitterSupport should do something about the handle. We are all against hate speeches and fake news. Let’s all #reportrealFFK https://t.co/3G54zDPmxU
— Bashir Ahmad (@BashirAhmaad) November 23, 2018
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