Why we arraigned man who named dog Buhari –Police

The Assistant Inspector-General of Police in charge of Zone 2 Command,
Abdulmajid Ali, says the case of Joe Chinakwe, who named his dog
Buhari, has no connection with President Muhammadu Buhari.
The AIG said the man named after his neighbour's father and not the President.
He said Chinakwe was not arraigned for naming the dog
Buhari, but for inscribing the name on both sides of the dog and
parading it around the Ketere area of Sango Ota, in the Ado Odo Ota
Local Government Area of Ogun State, adding that his behaviour was
capable of causing a breach of the peace.
Chinakwe, who had been released on bail, was arraigned after his
neighbour, Halilu Umar, whose late father bore Buhari, reported him to
the police.
In a statement on Monday, by the zone 2 command spokesperson, SP
Muyiwa Adejobi, the AIG, stated that the case was misconstrued as an
attack on the President.
The statement read in part, "The case has nothing to do with the
President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, President Mohammad
Buhari, but with one Alhaji Buhari,the biological father of the
complainant, Alhaji Halilu Umar."
"It is fundamental to state that the man was not charged to court for
christening his dog Buhari, but for the behaviour of the suspect and
circumstances surrounding the matter when Mr. Joe (Chinakwe), who had
been having conflicts with his neighbour,(complainant) named his dog
Buhari, his neighbour's father's name, inscribed Buhari on both sides
of the said dog, and started parading the dog with swagger among his
neighbours and traders who are mostly northerners."