How are you different from Boko Haram - Nigerians react to Buhari's media aide, Bashir Ahmad's tweet in which he supported death penalty for blasphemy

 How are you different from Boko Haram - Nigerians react to Buhari

Nigerians have reacted to President Buhari's media aide, Bashir Ahmad's tweet which surfaced in the wake of the death penalty handed out to a Kano singer, Yahaya Sharif-Aminu who was found guilty of committing blasphemy for a song he circulated via WhatsApp in March 2020. 

 

Bashir Ahmad had in the tweet shared in 2015, supported the death penalty for blasphemy which he described as his "belief". 

 

The tweet read; 

I cant pretend or keep silent. I support the death penalty for BLASPHEMY. That's my belief and I do not and will never support #SaveKanoNine


How are you different from Boko Haram - Nigerians react to Buhari


The tweet then led to an outcry from Nigerians who asked how he is different from Boko Haram insurgents who mete out the same treatment to those they accuse of blasphemy. 

Here are some tweets below:

How are you different from Boko Haram - Nigerians react to Buhari


How are you different from Boko Haram - Nigerians react to Buhari


How are you different from Boko Haram - Nigerians react to Buhari



How are you different from Boko Haram - Nigerians react to Buhari


How are you different from Boko Haram - Nigerians react to Buhari


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