Video Shows Buhari Calling For Violence After 2011 Polls + Video inclusive

 Barely six weeks before the 2015 presidential elections, a new video has surfaced on the Internet which showed Gen. Muhammadu Buhari, the presidential candidate of the opposition All Progressives Congress, APC, inciting his supporters in northern Nigeria for violence after the 2011 presidential election.

According to the 1 minutes 56 seconds clip posted on Youtube.com, the former Head of State was captured on camera calling on thousands of his supporters who gathered at a rally held in Minna, Niger State, to go all out to cast their votes and to kill anyone who stops them from doing this.

It was disclosed that Buhari’s call for violence after the 2011 election subsequently led to mass bloodshed in many parts of northern Nigeria after the presidential election that saw the election of President Goodluck Jonathan.

Below is the video posted on YouTube which has attracted thousands of views and comments:

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It would be noted that despite the bloodshed that ensued after the 2011 presidential polls as a result of Gen Buhari’s call for violence, the APC candidate for next year’s presidential election has not come out to deny the allegation.

As a result of this, many Nigerians that commented after seeing the video questioned why a party (APC) that calls for CHANGE would present Buhari as his candidate.


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