Melaye noted that he had received credible information that some men in uniform had been commissioned to attack him.
By Kehinde Okeowo
A chieftain of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) and former lawmaker who represented Kogi West Senatorial District, Dino Melaye, has reacted to a viral video showing President Bola Tinubu allegedly being booed after attending Juma’at prayers in Abuja.
The former Kogi State governorship candidate commented on the incident on Saturday in a post shared on his official X (formerly Twitter) page.
TheNiche had earlier reported that a video trending online captured the moment the president was leaving the renovated Shehu Shagari Central Mosque in Area 1, Garki, Abuja.
In the footage, some Muslim youths could be heard shouting “Ba Ma Yi”, a Hausa expression used to reject something or someone.
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Reacting to the video, Melaye wrote: “Jumart prayer turned protest against Tinubu.”
Earlier, the ADC chieftain, in a separate post on the same social media platform, raised an alarm over an alleged plot to attack him in Bauchi and Yobe states.
According to him, he had received credible information that some men in uniform had been commissioned to carry out the attack.
He reiterated that his source was credible, adding that he would still visit the states and would not run away.
Despite not naming those sponsoring the plot, Melaye wrote: “I have received credible information that some uniformed men have been commissioned to attack me in Bauchi and Yobe. We dey wait.”
