Actress Cossy Orjiakor shared this photo of her cats which she named Buhari and Jonathan and says she wants a sexy police officer to come and arrest her, troublemaker. Lol.
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Man Who Named Pet Dog 'Buhari' Now Names Newborn Daughter 'Aisha'
Ogun State-based Igbo trader who named his dog after President Muhammadu Buhari has christened his newly born baby girl, Aisha.
People Linking The President To The BUHARI DOG SAGA Are Ignorant - Shehu Garba
The Senior Special Assistant to the President on Media and Publicity, Garba Shehu has sad people linking the President to the BUHARI DOG saga are only ignorant people. He says the president enjoys cartoons and even those they make with his pictures as it most of the time gets him ‘excited’ making himlaugh and laugh. He advised people to find out about the true story of the dog saga and stop linking it to the President. What he wrote;
I am thinking of saying, using my own handle that people linking the President to this dog incident are just displaying their ignorance of the type of person he is.
He enjoys cartoons and likes sharing them. The ones he enjoys the most are those that caricature him. It is cheap and sensational to say he can order a police action against a caricature. When he picks a paper, the first page he reaches for is the cartoon page. He laughs and laughs.
The President must be having a good laugh over this whole thing.
People should listen to the real story behind this dog incident and to not waste precious time seeking the hand of the President in a laughable incident!
Photos: Man Who Named His Dog Buhari Arraigned In Court
Joachim Iroko, the man who named his dog ‘Buhari’, was today arraigned before a Magistrate Court in Ota, Ogun State. The accused faced a one count charge of conduct likely to cause breach of peace.
The prosecutor, Itaita Ebibomini, told the court that the accused committed the offence on August 13 at the Hausa section of Ketere Market in Sango-Ota, Ota Magisterial District.
Mr. Ebibomini, a police inspector, said the offence is punishable under Section 249 (d) of Criminal Code of Laws of Ogun State of Nigeria, 2016.
The one count charge read: “That you Joachim Iroko aka Joe and other still at large on Saturday 13th day of August 2016, at about 5.30 p.m. at Ketere area Sango, in the Ota Magisterial District did conduct yourself in a manner likely to cause breach of peace, by writing a name ‘Buhari’ on a dog and parading same in the Hausa section of Ketere Market Sango and thereby committed an offence contrary to and punishable under Section 249 (d) of Criminal Code of Laws of Ogun State of Nigeria, 2016.”
At the hearing, the accused who pleaded not guilty to the offence, was represented by a counsel, U. Michael.
The Chief Magistrate, B. J. Ojikutu, granted the accused bail in the sum of N50,000 and two sureties who must be regular payers of tax in the state, in same sum.
The magistrate thereafter adjourned the case to September 19.
Police AIG Summons Case Files Of Man Who Named His Dog 'Buhari'
The Assistant Inspector-General of Police for the Zone II Command Headquarters in Lagos, Abdulmajid Ali, on Saturday said the case files of a man alleged to have named his dog ‘Buhari’ should be transferred to his desk with immediate effect.
“For now, the AIG Zone II has called for a meeting that we want to call the parties involved in the matter to see how the matter could be resolved,” Ogun State police spokesman, Abimbola Oyeyemi, told Premium Times.
Joe Chinakwe, 30, was arrested and confined to a police cell in Sango Otta, Ogun State, for three days last week after a neighbour complained that he named his dog ‘Buhari,’ the Vanguard reported.
The neighbour, who police identified as Halilu Umar from Sokoto State, reportedly told the police that Mr. Chinakwe’s decision was aimed at spiting and ridiculing his father who also happened to be named ‘Alhaji Buhari.’
Mr. Chinakwe, a trader, was immediately arrested and detained for three days without bail, the Vanguard reported.
The paper quoted police sources as saying that Mr. Chinakwe’s action was “very provocative” and capable of stocking ethno-religious tensions in the country, allegations Mr. Chinakwe reportedly denied.
Mr. Chinakwe said he named his dog ‘Buhari’ out of personal affection he had for President Muhammadu Buhari.
After a brief freedom he was granted by the police, Mr. Chinakwe was again rearrested on Friday.
Police said they rearrested Mr. Chinakwe ahead of his arraignment before a Magistrate’s Court on Monday as well as to guarantee his safety, having been allegedly threatened by neighbours.
Mr. Oyeyemi said since Mr. Ali had expressed his interest in the case and wanted to broker a peace amongst the parties involved, Mr. Chinakwe might not be charged to court again on Monday.
“The matter may likely not go to court again on Monday,” Mr. Oyeyemi said.
