Matthew Kukah, Bishop of the Catholic diocese of Sokoto, has also joined other Nigerians in expressing concern with President Buhari’s continuous silence over the Lekki Toll Gate shooting.
The cleric who featured in a Channels Television programme on Wednesday October 21, stated that Vice-President Yemi Osinbajo’s apology over the shooting was to compensate for the president’ silence.
Kukah insisted that there is no reason for the President to remain silent as he pointed out that youths are risking their lives to fight for their rights. He added that the only way out is for the President to “let them know someone feels their pain.”
He said;
“I really cannot understand this. I feel totally helpless in the sense that I cannot find any reason and I don’t think any Nigerian in the right frame of mind can find a reason to why the president has remained so silent on this crisis.”
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