A commissioner in Borno State, Nigeria, named Hon. Saina Buba, has apologized for a comment he made that upset many people. During an event, he said something like, if someone shows them a finger, they would break that finger. This comment caused a lot of concern among the public and was interpreted as threatening, especially towards political opponents. In response to the backlash, Buba clarified that his words were not meant to be taken literally and did not intend to harm anyone's rights. He formally retracted his statement and apologized to the people of Borno State, emphasizing that it does not reflect the values of his political party or the state government. He reassured everyone that the administration respects the rights of its citizens and is committed to democratic principles.
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