Muhammadu Buhari

Garba Shehu, presidential aide, says President Muhammadu Buhari is prepared to hand over power.

So far, everything is going very well and there is no indication of any hitches. “The government is already in the transition phase. The presidency was reacting to a report that Buhari was not planning to hand over power to Bola Tinubu, the president-elect.

The Presidency Friday said President Muhammadu Buhari never said he would not hand over to the President – Elect, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu.

He, for his part, is eager to return home to enjoy his retirement.” Thirteen committees as offshoots of the main committee, some, to arrange military drills and pulling out of President Buhari, are either all at work or soon to be. Instead of talking about issues, they repeatedly sell lies in the hope that people believe them as truth.

President Muhammadu Buhari has dismissed reports that he won't hand over to the President-elect, Bola Tinubu. Buhari said the report claiming that he.

Buhari said the report claiming that he would not hand over to Tinubu was fake. The statement said the Daura community is preparing to receive Buhari back after May 29. President Muhammadu Buhari has dismissed reports that he won’t hand over to the President-elect, Bola Tinubu.

The Presidency, yesterday described a claim published in some online news platforms that President Muhammadu Buhari said he did not see himself handing over ...

He, for his part, is eager to return home to enjoy his retirement,” the statement added. “The government is already in transition phase. Instead of talking about issues, they repeatedly sell lies in the hope that people believe them as truth,” the statement said.

President Muhammadu Buhari (L) and Bola Tinubu (R) at APC rally in Nasarawa on Saturday, February 4, 2023. The Presidency has denied reports that President ...

“The government is already in transition phase. So far, everything is going very well and there is no indication of any hitches.” The Presidency has denied reports that President Muhammadu Buhari is unwilling to hand over to the President-elect, Bola Tinubu, at the end of his tenure on May 29, saying the government is already in transition phase.

The Presidency on Friday dismissed reports that President Muhammadu Buhari was not ready to hand over to the President-elect, Bola Ahmed Tinubu, on May |

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The Managing Director of Scientific Equipment Development Institute (SEDI) in Niger State, Prof Mohammed Baba Ndaliman, revealed that President Muhammadu ...

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ABUJA – The Presidency has reacted to a rumour making the rounds that President Muhammadu Buhari may have reneged on his promise to hand over power to the ...

He, for his part, is eager to return home to enjoy his retirement,” the presidential spokesman stated. So far, everything is going very well and there is no indication of any hitches. He said the government is already in transition phase with the Transition Committee, made up of representatives of the outgoing administration and the incoming one which are meeting on an almost daily basis planning the handover to the Tinubu/ Shettima administration.

Says I avoided conflict with Femi Adesina •Discloses statement he made that he will regret forever As President Muhammadu Buhari's administration winds.

But I think we have come here; we have seen and it’s for the people to determine whether we have conquered or have been conquered. And then have the clarity of thought, then you decide what you will do. But are there things that you look back to and regret saying in the course of your job? But to sit here as a spokesman for the President, and for the top military official, knowing full well that we’re not allowed to make mistakes in this job and then they give you numbers that are misleading, maybe because they want to cover up, maybe their own shortcomings, and then you go out there and make a pronouncement. Didn’t you find it awkward that you were now in the middle of your former principal and your present principal? Those of us around him have the duty to stand up for him to say that these are the facts. He will read it before maybe, you know, says Niger Delta, the minister, director in the field does a memo to ministry headquarters, ministry headquarters forwards a letter to President through Office of Chief of Staff and all of that, the President reads the press, and he watches TV. It amazes me that for the most part, this is the quality of the president that a lot of Nigerians have not discovered up to this time now that we’re even getting out. This is what the newspapers are reading this morning.’ I tell you for the most part, you will find that he has read far more than you have read yourself. Go and do it the way you think it should be professionally done.’ So, it gives you that latitude of freedom to also discover yourself, to exercise yourself and do what you think is a good job. You go to him with what you think should be said in the given situation and 98-99% of the time, he will tell you, ‘It’s your job, you know it. And you know, upon his emergence as candidate, the then, General Muhammadu Buhari, welcomed all of those that he defeated, and they in turn donated all their assets, campaign assets, including media to him.

Contrary to an online newspaper report, President Muhammadu Buhari has never said that he would not hand over to President-elect, Bola Tinubu on May 29.

He, for his part, is eager to return home to enjoy his retirement.” So far, everything is going very well and there is no indication of any hitches. The Presidency added: “The government is already in transition phase.

The Presidency has debunked the rumor that President Muhammadu Buhari said he will not hand over to the President-elect, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu.

He, for his part, is eager to return home to enjoy his retirement.” “The government is already in a transition phase. Instead of talking about issues, they repeatedly sell lies in the hope that people believe them as truth.

In a statement signed by the Senior Special Assistant to the President on Media and Publicity, Garba Shehu, said preparations are on top gear for a successful ...

He, for his part, is eager to return home to enjoy his retirement.” the statement reads “The government is already in transition phase. Instead of talking about issues, they repeatedly sell lies in the hope that people believe them as truth.

In February this year, 18 presidential candidates of Nigeria's general elections signed a second peace accord in the capital, Abuja, in a bid to prevent ...

One way to achieve peace among parties and nations is to ask the questions in the Rotary club four way tests.” He lost in some of the party’s historical strongholds, some with large voting populations. What the report suggests is that respondents do not consider the observed lapses significant enough to damage the integrity of the election. Some media organisations, as well as a number of local and international observers, have corroborated the opposition’s claims of lapses in the conduct of the election. Not unusual in Nigerian elections, the opposition has refused to concede defeat, and the two closest contestants have launched a formal challenge of the results in court. In February this year, 18 presidential candidates of Nigeria’s general elections signed a second peace accord in the capital, Abuja, in a bid to prevent unrest surrounding the February 25, 2023 polls.