Mixed reactions trail death of Kogi APC’s gov candidate, Audu
Nigerians are expressing mixed feelings on Twitter, following the death of the All Progressive Congress’ (APC) governorship candidate in last Saturday’s election in Kogi state, Prince Abubakar Audu. Though the Nigerian Television Authority (NTA) and few online news media have confirmed Prince Audu’s death and burial, many Nigerians appear not to believe his reported death […]
Nigerians are expressing mixed feelings on Twitter, following the death of the All Progressive Congress’ (APC) governorship candidate in last Saturday’s election in Kogi state, Prince Abubakar Audu.
Though the Nigerian Television Authority (NTA) and few online news media have confirmed Prince Audu’s death and burial, many Nigerians appear not to believe his reported death as they claimed some spiritual groups, ranging from prayer warriors, ‘witches and wizards ‘ etc have revived him, after he passed out on Sunday morning.
Below are some tweets making the #Kogi, #Audu and his hometown #Ogbonicha trend on the social media:
What is happening in Kogi is like a Nollywood script. How can Prince Audu be pronounced dead yday only to resurrect toay? I dont believe it!
— Peacock (@dawisu) November 23, 2015
OMG! OMG!! OMG!!! Prince Audu of Kogi is now alive. I just spoke with someone there. What the hell is going on in Kogi?????
— Peacock (@dawisu) November 23, 2015
Just dropped a call from Kogi, I can't believe it. But I believe that God has the power to do more than that. They told me Audu is not dead.
— Bashir Ahmad (@BashirAhmaad) November 23, 2015
BREAKING: Body of Late APC Candidate in 2015 Kogi State Prince Abubakar Audu laid to rest in Ogbonicha, Ofu LGA. pic.twitter.com/psPXGg yA2b
— NTA News (@NTANewsNow) November 23, 2015
@SaharaRep orters Prayers being offered for Prince Audu Abubaker. He is truly dead. pic.twitter.com/EVAbbL Gnzf
— Ojiah Anase Victoria (@Kickyangel) November 23, 2015
Death of Prince Audu is shocking. He died a dogged and visionary leader. My condolences to his family, people & govt of Kogi and our party
— Bukola Saraki (@bukolasaraki) November 23, 2015
My condolences to the good people of Kogi State, the family and friends of late Prince Audu & the APC family in Kogi State.
— Sen Godswill Akpabio (@SenAkpabio) November 23, 2015
— PAPI (@hbgumi) November 23, 2015
You people will finally leave Edo people alone. Kogi people have taken over.
— Isima Odeh (@IsimaOdeh) November 23, 2015
Bros y u dey lie like this? "@DarkSkinned Mr: There's this Kogi babe on Twitter I was eyeing. My eye is paining me now pic.twitter.com/7NWkvv Eqxq
— Alif (@Rjay_omale) November 23, 2015
Y'all here making noise when the real witches are the fulanis and shuwa Arabs… Becos edo n kogi put their on their forehead abi.
— Ummi Abubakar (@bravehearrtt) November 23, 2015
Kogi is obviously angling for tourism dollars with these resurrection claims.
— ST (@seyitaylor) November 23, 2015
Only in Nija! Election; Inconclusive! Death; Inconclusive! #Kogi pic.twitter.com/VmVr00 OGjD
— Peacock (@dawisu) November 23, 2015
The strong and powerful Chief Abraham Adesanya could not be brought back to life. Kogi jazz is child's play near Ijebu Igbo's jazz.
— Dipo Awojide, PhD (@OgbeniDipo) November 23, 2015
Wait. Prince Audu is alive again? So Igala witches killed him and Igala wizards woke him up. Dear Kogi, I hail pic.twitter.com/edKIna YHFI
— Chidi Okereke (@Chydee) November 23, 2015
Please be informed that this @audu is @Audu Maikori from Kaduna not His excellency AuduAbubakar of Kogi.
— Audu Maikori (@Audu) November 23, 2015
Before you continue to debate what happens in Kogi, put yourself in the shoe of #Audu's family. Nothing should matter now than the deceased.
— Imam Imam (@imamdimam) November 23, 2015
How can Prince Audu somehow come back to life? How can that be? Can't believe people are this gullible.
— Sageer Tafawa- BaLewa (@MuhammadSageer) November 23, 2015
I urge everyone to be calm and peaceful, even at death all Audu would want for Kogi State is progress, peaceful coexistence and development
— Bukola Saraki (@bukolasaraki) November 23, 2015