Impersonation is a punishable crime! Jubril Aminu Al-Sudani impersonating Late Muhammadu Buhari should be prosecuted.

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Impersonation is a punishable crime under every laws and constitution of nations. Nigeria will not be an exception.
#UK is fully aware and is complicit of this wicked act. They practically don't care about the lives of Biafrans under the rule of this impostor. The White House note!

Donald J. Trump
Emmanuel Macron
Theresa May
Benjamin Netanyahu - בנימין נתניהו

#SNNBIAFRA

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