Governor Babagana Zulum of Borno State has urged residents to show appreciation to President Muhammadu Buhari during his visit on Thursday.
The Federal Government has completed 4,000 out of the 10,000 houses sited in Kaleri, Dalori, and other locations. “President Buhari also approved the take off of a Federal Polytechnic in Monguno. The President is also likely to approve a Federal College of Education for Borno,” he said.
Just yesterday a director (northerner) in one if the institution in the FCT told me that Buhari will be stoned if he visit the north. Time will tell
That's forcing issues. If there is nothing to celebrate why turn up?
Lol.... Fool
appreciate him for what please? that your citizens are being killed every day or what? This nonsense must stop
For the numerous death, we thank you For the wives turn widows, we thank you For the out of school children, we thank you For the homeless, we thank you For the farmless and hungry, we thank you All thanks to MBuhari for the great job
When ur brother dey cry ? IFB
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