2023: President Buhari Discloses His Personal Plan After Leaving Office
- President Muhammadu Buhari told members of the Jam’iyyatu Ansaridden (Attijaniyya) on Tuesday, December 20, that he is eager to return to Daura
- Buhari made this personal feeling known in Abuja when members of the Islamic group paid him a visit
- The president also thanked members of the group for praying for his administration and for maintaining religious tolerance across Nigeria
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Aso Rock Villa, Abuja - Having spent close to eight years in office, President Muhammadu Buhari may just be feeling homesick in Aso Rock, Nigeria's seat of power.
The president has even revealed his next port of call at the expiration of his second administration in February 2023.
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Speaking with members of Jam’iyyatu Ansaridden (Attijaniyya) at the State House in Abuja on Tuesday, December 20, President Buhari said he could not wait to return to Daura (in Katsina), his hometown.
In a statement released by his media aide, Garba Shehu, Buhari said he looks forward to returning home in February.
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A part of the statement seen by Punch read:
“President Buhari, who thanked members of the group for their fervent prayers for his administration and the country, said he was looking forward to returning to Daura, his hometown in the next five months, at the end of his tenure.”
The president also expressed his gratitude to members of the religious group for their fervent prayers for his administration and Nigeria.
He hailed the Islamic group for promoting religious tolerance throughout the country.
Buhari’s impeachment: Deputy Senate president, Omo-Agege, speaks up
Ovie Omo-Agege, the deputy senate president of Nigeria, has revealed that he has no regrets whatsoever for stopping the impeachment of President Muhammadu Buhari at the 8th assembly.
He stated this on Thursday, November 17, at his gubernatorial campaign rally in Asaba, the Delta state capital.
“I will never regret my action to shut down the 8th Senate to stop the impeachment of President Buhari.
“Then, I was the de facto chairman of the Electoral Act, and after concluding our report, Saraki and his cohorts decided to change what we passed and sent to the House of Representatives for concurrent consideration just because they wanted to impeach President Buhari..."
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