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Outrage As Buhari visits His Cows, Shuns Families of kidnapped Kankara schoolboys 

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A video showing President Muhammadu Buhari visiting his cows in Daura Katsina State, barely hours after hundreds of boys were abducted by bandits has sparked outrage on social media.
Buhari was seen in the video attending to his cows despite series of calls by some Nigerians to symbolically visit the traumatized families do as to assuage their fears as well give them confidence and empathy.
Recall that students of Government Boys Science Secondary School in Kankara Local Government Area of Katsina State were abducted by gunmen who came on motorbikes around 11 pm on Friday night.

In the alleged video posted on social media on Monday by Sahara Reporters Buhari is seen with his aides in a cattle ranch.
The video comes barely a day after Buhari, who is also in Katsina State, failed to visit the school but rather sent a delegation from Abuja to visit the school and sympathise with the families of the victims.

Them kill people for Lekki toll gate buhari no show face or even talk about it ……
Cold catch he cow he fly PJ reach Daura ASAP….
It shall not be well with people wey campaign for this man the second time

— (@iamdjkinging) December 14, 2020

@buhari visiting cow instead of visiting Kankara where the science school boys were kidnapped,that’s why he’s the president of Cows in animal zoo. https://t.co/qgMK69Taed

— Israel Sam (@IsraelS00244666) December 14, 2020

No matter what you tell my ancestors, e no go change the fact that the North is very safe, Buhari visited his cow over his kinsmen that lost kids in GSSS Kastina and most importantly Buhari is shocked  about the kidnap. Make e pain you well well#IStandwithBuhari

— Ibe Samuel Ifenkwe (@Ink_Stains) December 14, 2020

Sahara Reporters Publisher, Omoyele Sowore, said it was obvious that Buhari was not competent and it was time for him to go.

“600 Students got kidnapped in Katsina and he ignored them instead the lifeless President went to visit his cows! The moment we get it that the Buhari regime can’t be redeemed we will come to the inevitable conclusion that #Buharimustgo,” Sowore tweeted.

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