The Presidency on Saturday shed light on what transpired while President Goodluck Jonathan’s convoy was heading for the airport in Kampala, Uganda, on his way back to Nigeria, after the inauguration of President Yoweri Museveni.
Jonathan’s convoy was reportedly stoned by anti-Museveni protesters.
However, fielding questions from journalists, the Special Adviser to the President on Media and Publicity, Mr. Ima Niboro, said nothing of that nature actually happened.
He restated an earlier claim that the presidential convoy was not stoned in Kampala.
Narrating what he said was the true story, the presidential spokesman said, “What actually happened is that after the event the President was on his way to the airport when he was requested to return to his hotel, that there was an ongoing protest on his route to the airport.
