Senior Special Assistant to the President on Media and Publicity, Garba Shehu, made the claim in a meeting with the Hausa Service of the BBC, observed by The PUNCH in Abuja, on Thursday.
Inhabitants of Maiduguri had on Wednesday, booed the motorcade of the President, Muhammadu Buhari, during his sympathy visit to the state over the killing of more than 30 explorers at Auno park.
Shehu stated, "I was a piece of the assignment that entered Maiduguri directly from the air terminal to the Palace of the Shehu of Borno. The individuals turned out to state thank you and welcome us.
"In any case, there was a gathering which turned out yelling 'we don't need'."
He stated, perhaps "a few lawmakers accumulated a few scalawags and paid them cash to boo Buhari".
The presidential helper said whoever recorded the booing occurrence and shared it via web-based networking media didn't do equity to the individuals of Borno State whom he said had gained notoriety for inviting visitors.
Shehu additionally said it was unrealistic to fulfill everybody since no person was god, particularly in a city like Maiduguri which has a populace of four to 5,000,000 individuals.
He noticed that the system of the President has exhibited the ability to battle Boko Haram and he has vowed to change procedure in managing what he portrayed as another issue.
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