Buhari Orders Investigation Into Gunshots In Presidential Villa

President Muhammadu Buhari has directed appropriate authorities to investigate the firing of gunshots at the State House last week Thursday.

The president gave the order in a statement issued on Sunday by his the Senior Special Assistant to the on Media and Publicity, Mallam Garba Shehu.

Garba noted that the incident didn’t take place within the vicinity of the State House and did not portend any danger to both the safety and health of the President.

He said Buhari would allow the law to run its course on the matter.

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The statement, however, bemoaned the theory being being whipped up over the incident by the opposition, especially for using it to justify its attack on the government.

“The Presidency wishes to acknowledge concerns expressed by several members of the public regarding the recent incident among the occupants of the State House which escalation led to the arrest of some staff by the police.

“This is to assure all and everyone that the President and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, Muhammadu Buhari, is not, and was not at anytime in any form of danger arising, either from deadly infections or the reported incident by security personnel which is currently under investigation.

“This particular incident happened outside the main residence of the President.

“Armed guards and other security personnel assigned to the State House receive the necessary training of especially weapons handling and where they come short, their relevant agencies have their rules and regulations to immediately address them.

“Having authorized the proper investigation to be carried out into this unfortunate incident by the Police, the President has acted in compliance with the rule of law.

“That a minor occurrence is being used by some critics to justify attacks on the government and the person of President Muhammadu Buhari beggars belief.

“In this particular instance, the President says the law should be allowed to take its course,” the statement said.