Say no to rape, Aisha Buhari preaches

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First Lady, Aisha Buhari, has stressed the need for relevant stakeholders, especially the Inspector General of Police, to get involved in tackling rape cases in the country.

Tweeting under three hashtags that included #SayNoToRape on Wednesday, the First Lady called on IG Mohammad Adamu and “everyone” to get involved in the fight against rape in the country.

Aisha expressed the view through her verified Twitter handle @aishambuhari on Wednesday.

The First Lady had shared the video clips of a TV show where the rape allegation leveled against the founder of the Commonwealth of Zion Assembly pastor, Biodun Fatoyinbo, by Busola, wife of the popular singer Timi Dakolo, was being discussed.

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Her tweet reads, “#IGofPolice, #EveryoneGetInvolved, #SayNoToRape.”

News Agency of Nigeria reports that Mrs Buhari had, sometime in May 2017, visited a six-month-old baby at the Malam Aminu Kano Teaching Hospital who was allegedly raped by a 30-year-old man.

She described rape case as man’s inhumanity to man.NAN)

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