‘Insulting Someone Is Madness’: Ndume Lashes Out After Youths Allegedly Throw Stones at Him
Senator Ali Ndume has expressed anger after some youths allegedly threw stones at him during a gathering in Gwoza Local Government Area of Borno State.
The lawmaker representing Borno South Senatorial District was visibly upset in a video circulating online, where he complained about being prevented from confronting those allegedly responsible.
Ndume, who appeared furious over the incident, questioned the behaviour of the youths and insisted that respect for elders should remain an important value in society.
“We have never witnessed this kind of thing in Gwoza. Does anyone have two fathers? I have only one father in Gwoza. We will not allow ourselves to be humiliated,” he said.
The senator further condemned what he considered an unacceptable display of disrespect, arguing that disagreements should be handled through established legal channels rather than confrontation.
“This is why we have courts, laws and prisons,” Ndume declared while expressing his displeasure over the incident.
He also questioned whether political differences were responsible for the hostility, insisting that his presence at the gathering should not have attracted such treatment.
“Insulting someone is madness. Is this our first time coming here? Is it politics that brought us here? We will not accept this,” he said.
People around the senator eventually intervened and managed to calm him down, allowing him to continue addressing the gathering in a noticeably lighter mood.
The circumstances surrounding the alleged stone-throwing incident were not fully established in the circulating footage.
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