Popular Musician Knocks Buhari Hard

As the 2015 general
elections draws closer,
Nigerian entertainers are
torn in between the leading
political parties and their
candidates.

Some are in support of President
Goodluck Jonathan of the
Peoples’ Democratic Party (PDP)
and others are for Muhammadu
Buhari, the flag bearer of the All
Progressives Congress (APC). Many of the very popular stars
have taken to social media to
campaign for their favourite
candidates. Many are of the opinion that
these celebrities have been paid
a huge amount of money to
campaign for the candidates. Latest to join the list of those
against Buhari is popular Port-
Harcourt based singer, Duncan
Mighty. The musician decided to take a
swipe at the presidential
candidate of the APC), following
his recent trip to London where he spoke at the Royal Institute
of International Affair, Chatham House.

The singer took to his Instagram
page to share his opinion on Buhari’s recent trip to London . He also made reference to his
certificate issue which has been trailed with controversies.

Below is what he posted on
Instagram:

“STUPIDITY is when you go
to London to campaign for
people without PVCs. MUMU
is when you go to London
and fail to come back with
your acclaimed Cambridge certificate. MUGU is when
you did not go to school
and you forge a certificate
and come online to say sai
Buhari. FOOLISHNESS is when
you have been shouting up Nepa since you were born
but expects GEJ to become
a magician within 4 years.
AKPOS is when you read
day and night to get a
certificate and still want a semi-illiterate to rule you.
419 is when buhari said he
borrow 27 million for
presidential form but
Buhari’s wife donates
drugs worth N135m to displaced persons in Yola.”

Duncan Mighty in recent times
has publicly shown his support
for the ruling party Peoples’
Democratic Party (PDP) with his
campaigns and performances at
the party’s rallies. About a week ago, Etcetera had named Duncan Mighty as one of
the new ‘political prostitutes’
in town . With the term ‘political
prostitutes’ he means Nigerian
entertainers who are in one way
or another publicly showing
support for the parties and the
presidential candidate they will vote for when election time comes.