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KILLINGS IN NIGERIA: Senator Shehu Sanni Mocks Buhari

Nigerian Senator, Shehu Sanni in a tweet on Wednesday mocked President Muhammad Buhari over his comment that he has not been silent on killings in the country.

The senator said the president has not always been silent, but alluded that he was not doing anything about the killings.

He said: “I disagree with those who said the President has been silent on the killings in the country. I agree with the President that he has not been silent about the violence in the country. The President has in fact been talking about it each time it happens.”
I disagree with those who said the President has been silent on the killings in the country.I agree with the President that he has not been silent on the violence in the country.The President has in fact been talking about it each time it happens.
11:01 AM - 27 Jun 2018
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    1.  2 hours ago
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      And what has he achieved with all the ‘talking’? Have the killings stopped? If talking about It has not changed anything, it is just as well he is accused of being silent about it. This should not be about talking, sir; it should be about action, justice.
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    2.  2 hours ago
      Lol read d tweet again sir, hes mocking PMB actually
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    4.  2 hours ago
      😂😂😂😍😍😍 thank you
       
       
       
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    1.  2 hours ago
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      For adult minds 🙌
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    1.  3 hours ago
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      Distinguished Senator is being sarcastic here, talk is cheap, talk with no action is same as silence
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    1.  2 hours ago
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      Since the inhuman and illegal detention of sheikh Zakzaky by wicked mass murderer tyrant : 548 men murdered 297 women murdered 193 children murdered 23 pregnnt women murdered 39 Shia families wiped out 4rm existence
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    2.  2 hours ago
      So u only know how to keep record of deaths! Well done
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    1.  3 hours ago
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      Very few will understand the essence of this tweet. ...But it is the same thing we have been saying though. BUHARI HAS REFUSED TO ACT. HE HAS NOT TAKEN ANY CONCRETE ACTION.
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    2.  1 hour ago
      You talking about concrete action when he has not even taken any slight speech not to talk of slight action
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    1.  3 hours ago
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      We are tired of the talking & condolence speeches everytime it happens. What we want is protection to secure our safety. Nigerians are now chickens that are being slaughtered everyday. He was elected to provide that safety & security he said GEJ failed at. Enough of the talking
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      Shehu Sani, you & I know the solution to this problem so is Mr. President really doing the needful? Zamfara is the state which is the dem of cattle rustlers have the herdsmen ever launch reprisal attack there?
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    2.  2 hours ago
      That's one right question asked so far. I swear if you keep thinking along those lines you will certainly come to the right answers.
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    1.  3 hours ago
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      I used to trust you sir, and I assume this to be sarcasm. Before he became president he complained of those who only talked, boosted of how his military background will help him arrest the situation.. Now we know the truth... HE WAS POWER HUNGRY
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    1.  1 hour ago
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      This is deep!
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    2.  52 minutes ago
      So deep
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    1.  3 hours ago
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      He has been talking but done nothing than protect his killing squad,why has he failed to arrest miyetti alah,the commander of fulani herdsmen terrorism,Shecow of BokoHaram is invisible but Miyetti leader is not hiding.
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    1.  56 minutes ago
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      Sarcasm!!!
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    1.  1 hour ago
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      Yes he has been talking about it. But what has the talking done for us? Has the security improved? No. so what's the point of talking?? We are so sure we don't need his talk we definitely need his actions! Let something be done and we'll appreciate that.

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