Jonathan's Campaign vehicles set ablaze in Niger State (Photo)

According to several reports,president Jonathan's campaign bus and hilux were set ablaze at Sulega, in Niger State today..This is coming after a statement by Buhari that
whoever participates in election violence should be persecuted ...
Jonathan's campaign has been met with pockets of violent acts in Kastina, Jos, Bauchi and now, Niger state..

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