PRESIDENT MUHAMMADU BUHARI: SOUTH AFRICAN WRITER RIDUCULES PMB OVER RATS INVASION

A Johannesburg, South African columnist, Aislinn Laing, has joined those making a joke of Nigeria's Leader, Muhammadu Buhari and the Presidential representatives after they revealed that the President's office was assaulted by rats and rodents.

Laing who is right now the Africa Reporter for the Seasons of London, ripped into the reason, saying it is one of the silliest she has ever heard that a Presidential office could be attacked by rodents where the furniture, ventilation systems and different things were purportedly harmed.

Laing who had beforehand secured a portion of the greatest stories to originate from the mainland including the Westgate Shopping center attack in Kenya, the Oscar Pistorius and Shrien Dewani trials, the Ebola emergency, the common war in Ivory Drift and the demise of Nelson Mandela, composed that such a reason must be told by the stupidest of spokespersons and asked why Nigerians who have the absolute most smart personalities on the planet, would permit such individuals represent them.

Laing attacked the Senior Extraordinary Partner on Media and Reputation, Malam Garba Shehu after he put forth the expression that the President would need to telecommute on the grounds that rats attacked his office following his nonattendance from the nation for 104 days on medicinal get-away in the Assembled Kingdom.

Opening her salvo, Laing composed:

"In the records of reasons, it may equal 'the pooch ate my homework' for sheer creativity. President Buhari of Nigeria, who has been on wiped out leave for everything except three months of the previous year, says he can't come back to work in his office since rats have eaten it.

Garba Shehu, the president's representative, uncovered that Mr. Buhari, 74, would be telecommuting for the following three months since his office at Aso Shake, the presidential complex on the edges of the capital, Abuja, must be remodeled.

He asserted that rodents had harmed the furniture and aerating and cooling units. Rats put the president's office out of activity while he was away."

Laing's knocks off the unbelievable reason given for the President's choice to telecommute, has been getting an extensive variety of joke from both nearby and worldwide media.

The BBC was the first to drop their musings on the embarrassment when it discussed it on their pidgin dialect benefit along these lines:

"Garba Shehu, senior exceptional right hand, SSA on Media mata to President Muhammadu Buhari say rodents wear harm di President office and dis na why im dey telecommute.

'After im no dey for office for around three months, rodents wear cause bounty harm for di furniture and aerating and cooling units wey dey for im office and dis na why e dey telecommute until further notice,' Shehu tell BBC.

Shehu reveal to BBC say dis na one of di motivation behind why dem dey clean and revamp di office now. After more than 100 days in London where im dey on medicinal excursion, President Buhari profit to Nigeria for Saturday, August 19.

Im address di country on Monday morning, come send letter to di National Gathering say im wear continue work.

However, on Monday, di President still work from home and individuals come dey ask wetin cause this one.

Shehu say dem just dey clean di office and dis na why di President dey work from di office wey im get for di local location of Aso Shake manor, wey bi seat of government for Nigeria."

While the Administration has been endeavoring to legitimize the remodel, numerous Nigerians have likewise censured the reason, saying it is faltering as well as an affront to the subjects who ought to merit better subsequent to giving their command to President Buhari.