GIST OF THE DAY

Officials of the Independent National Electoral Commission have reportedly “refused” to go into the Victoria Garden City area in Lagos State for the conduct of the governorship and State House of Assembly elections in the area on Saturday. A video shared on Twitter by @Vakkane1 showed the officials sitting under a tent outside the area. The tweep captioned the tweet, “INEC officials refused to go inside VGC where the polling units are distributed insisting that they were instructed to stay outside VGC for the voting.” The chairman of the VGC while giving a report on Arise TV, said, “We are hearing that due to some security concerns during the presidential election, the polling units have been moved outside the community. “The problem we’re having as residents is that there’s no formal communication that this is going to be done. “People are of the feeling that they’ve been disenfranchised that they don’t have the prerequisite information that they need to make the decision to vote here

A member of the All Progressives Congress has been shot dead in Cross River State. It was gathered that the incident happened on Saturday morning at Ogoja in the northern senatorial district. The victim, who was simply identified as Joe, was allegedly shot dead by a soldier for creating a rowdy scene in a polling centre. When contacted, the Police Public Relations Officer SP Irene Ugbo, said, “that is the information we got.”

There is voter apathy in Imo State as residents vote in the ongoing House of Assembly elections in the state. This is even as the late arrival of the staff of the Independent National Electoral Commission and electoral materials have undermined the integrity of the process. Our correspondent who is monitoring the exercise observed that prospective voters are dissatisfied with the absence of INEC officials at polling stations. At booths 008, 009 and 020 in the Ihiagwa Community in the Owerri West Local Government Area of the state, our correspondent saw no INEC staff as some people waited to vote. One of the voters, Obinna Unegbu, expressed dissatisfaction that officials of INEC had yet to arrive at his booth 008 and 009 as of 10 am. He said he and his people would wait to vote even if it took INEC till 10 pm to show up. At booth 020, a community leader, Emeka Udokporo, said that he was worried that INEC staff had yet to arrive at the station as of 10:3am. He advised INEC to ensure that

A chieftain of All Progressives Congress in Ogun State, Remmy Hazzan, has expressed displeasure over the voter register used by the Independent National Electoral Commission to conduct the 2023 general election. Hazzan, who is also the Senior Special Adviser to Governor Dapo Abiodun on Public Communications lamented that the names of registered voters on INEC were full of dead people yet to be taken off the lists. He said this shortly after casting his vote at polling unit six, ward 14 in the Omu area of Odogbolu Local Government, Ogun State. He noted that INEC was building on the 1999 register, stressing that the commission should reprocess the entire voters’ registration. Hazzan, however, insisted that the failure of INEC to remove names of dead people from the list contributed to reported voter apathy. He said, “In this election and in this particular unit, we have the highest number of turnout, but if you check in relation with the voters’ register, you will see that there is voter

Some polling units in the Ajiran area of Agungi, Lekki, Eti-Osa Local Government Area in Lagos State were on Saturday morning attacked by hoodlums, who snatched ballot boxes. Our correspondent observed that the hoodlums attacked PU 108, PU 007, PU 028 and others in the area. Our correspondent further observed that following the attack, voter turnout in the area dropped rapidly as many people went back to their homes for fear of being attacked. A resident of the area, who was attacked and flogged by the hoodlums with blood dripping down his head said he was intimidated while trying to cast his vote. Speaking to our correspondent on condition of anonymity for fear of harassment, he said, “I was trying to cast my vote when the thugs invaded my polling unit. They said I can’t vote if I’m not voting for the APC [All Progressives Congress]. They started flogging me and beating me.” It was gathered that the hoodlums were made up of both male and female members and they were about 20 in number

There is a low turnout of voters in most polling units in the ongoing House of Assembly election in the 26 state constituencies in Ekiti State. At most polling units in Ado Ekiti, Ikere Ekiti, Iyin Ekiti, Igede Ekiti, Ilawe Ekiti and Erijiyan Ekiti, voters were coming to the polling units in small numbers to cast their votes with minimal queues. The Special Adviser on Political Matters to the President, Senator Babafemi Ojudu, who voted at Ado Ekiti Ward 04, Unit 09, expressed hope that voters would still come to the polling booths to perform their civic responsibility. Ojudu said, “Democracy is a journey in which everybody should participate. People will still come out to vote”. Also, the Special Adviser to Ekiti State Governor on Political Matters, Olajide Awe, who voted at Erijiyan Ekiti Ward 04, Unit 04, said the election had been smooth and the situation peaceful in his area. Awe said, “We have noticed a low turnout of voters here. Those who were supposed to come from outside to v

Low turnout has marred the state House of Assembly polls as most people stayed away from polling centres. It was a total departure from the large turnout that was witnessed during the presidential and national assembly polls on February 25. In most of the polling centres visited in Onitsha, few voters were seen waiting patiently for the arrival of electoral materials and officials of the Independent National Electoral Commission. In Awka, the state capital, it was near empty polling units as staff of the INEC, who were on the ground, sat idly. At Aroma junction 1, Polling Unit 008, Awka South Local Government Area, at 11:20 am, only six persons have been able to vote, despite the commencement of voting at 8:30 am and the swiftness of the BVAS machines. A voter, Mrs Chika Ndu, told our correspondent, “People are not coming out because they felt their votes may not count because of what happened last three weeks. “It will take a level of enlightenment for people to accept to come out bec

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The presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Atiku Abubakar has reacted to a viral video of Musiliu Akinsanya aka MC Oluomo, threatening Igbos in Lagos State ahead of Saturday’s election. Oluomo had threatened Igbos against voting for any other party apart from the All Progressives Congress (APC). Atiku in his reaction via a statement by his media aide, Paul Ibe on Friday described the development as wrong and repugnant. He also warned political leaders across the country, especially in Lagos State to desist from actions that promote election violence, such that can compromise peace and unity, and democracy in the country. He said: “I have watched with profound disdain a certain video in circulation where some persons known to be associates of the leaders of the ruling party in Lagos State are issuing threats against other ethnic groups in the build up to the Governorship and State House of Assembly election in the state tomorrow. “I condemn this uncivilized behavi

Bola Tinubu, the president-elect has been slammed by the Labour Party Presidential Campaign Council (LP PCC) for refusing to condemn a threat issued by MC Oluomo against Igbos living in Lagos. LP PCC berated the president-elect, Bola Ahmed Tinubu over his continued silence. The council said Tinubu’s silence over the continuous ethnic profiling against Igbo in Lagos portends great danger to the country’s corporate existence and national stability. The LP PCC made this known in a statement issued on Thursday by its spokesman, Tanko Yunusa. Tanko said Nigerians expected Tinubu as a former Lagos governor to speak out against the threats and intimidation being targeted at Igbo and any other tribes in the state. He stressed that the ethnic propaganda war against Igbo and other tribes in Lagos could give rise to internal strife in the country, which may be hard to contain. He said, “We are worried over what could become of Nigeria, an especially grave danger to ethnic war against other tribes

Doyin Okupe, the former director-general of Peter Obi’s Labour Party presidential campaign council, has cleared the air on his recent outing with Ogun State Governor, Dapo Abiodun. Abiodun, an All Progressives Congress, APC member, is one of the 11 governors seeking reelection on Saturday. Okupe was seen disembarking from a jet with Abiodun in a video circulating on social media. The video sent waves of shock on social media as some supporters of Obi alleged that Okupe worked for Asiwaju Bola Tinubu of the APC in the election. Others claimed he abandoned Obi after the election. In December last year, A Federal High Court in Abuja jailed Okupe for two years with an option of fine. However, Okupe, on his official Twitter handle, explained that political opponents are not enemies but just competitors in the landscape. “I don’t play politics of enmity based on political differences. Political opponents are not enemies but Just competitors. Many PDP & APC chieftains are personal friends

The incomng government has been urged to raise the Value Added Tax, VAT from 7.7% to 10%. According to the Minister of Finance, Mrs. Zainab Ahmed, increasing VAT from the current 7.5 % to 10 %, would stimulate the country’s economic growth. Zainab Ahmed made the call during a courtesy visit to the headquarters of VON in Abuja. Ahmed said: “VAT was one of the ways to increase revenue and we still have to increase VAT because at 7.5 per cent, Nigeria has the lowest VAT rate in the world, not in Africa, in the world. In Sub-Saharan Africa, the Africa average is 18 per cent, when you increase your VAT, your Gross Domestic Product (GDP) will grow.” She noted that the government had used the finance bills to block leakages, and strengthen the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) and the Nigeria Customs Service adding that the government has also done automation of the two institutions through the process.

The immediate past Deputy Governor of Imo State, Gerald Irona, has left Owerri correctional centre after nine days in custody, our correspondent has learnt. Irona’s spokesperson, Walter Duru, in a short message on Friday said an Abuja Federal High Court ordered that the former number two citizen of the state be released on bail. He disclosed that the authorities at the Owerri correctional centre had since complied with the court order. Duru wrote, “Former Deputy Governor of Imo State, Gerald Irona, is free. His release was ordered by a Federal High Court in the FCT, Abuja and the Nigerian Correctional Service has long complied.” “I will issue a statement later today. Good morning and many thanks for your support. Imo must be rebuilt.” Irona was on Thursday last week remanded in Owerri correctional centre after he was arraigned by the police on a three-count charge bordering on treason. The charges preferred against him by the police read: “That you Hon Gerald Irona sometime in January

An Ondo State Magistrate Court has remanded a 46-year-old man, Ebenezer Adefehinti, for defrauding three people under the pretence of securing jobs for their children. The defendant was said to have been defrauding the victims claiming to be an official of the Department of State Security. He was arrested by the men of the state police command in June 2022 at Ayegun Oka Akoko in Akoko South-West Local Government area of the state and was charged to court. He was arraigned before the court on a five-count charge. The prosecutor, Inspector Augustine Omhenemhen, told the court that Adefehinti with intent to defraud members of the public, falsely represented himself to be an official of the DSS. According to him, the defendant obtained the sum of N570,000 from one Prophet Issac Adebayo, under the pretence of securing a job for his (victim) son, Daniel Adebayo into DSS, knowing the same to be false. The prosecutor said also with intent to defraud, Adefehinti obtained a sum of N650,000 only

Cristiano Ronaldo was on Friday included in the first Portugal squad announced by new coach, Roberto Martinez, for Euro 2024 qualifying matches against Liechtenstein and Luxembourg. The 38-year-old “is very important for the team,” the Spanish coach stressed during a press conference in which he unveiled his squad of 26. “I do not look at the age,” said Martinez. Portugal will face Liechtenstein on March 23 in Lisbon before travelling to Luxembourg on March 26. Martinez said his first squad “is important because it is the starting point” for Euro 2024. Ronaldo, whose international career began in August 2003 in a friendly against Kazakhstan, holds the world record for men’s international goals with 118. History suggests that, if he returns to the starting line-up, he will boost his total in the next two matches, at least against Luxembourg. Portugal have played Liechtenstein seven times, winning six and drawing one, a World Cup qualifier in 2004 which Ronaldo started but did not finish

The Governor of Oyo State, Seyi Makinde, has said anyone who foments trouble during the governorship election holding on Saturday across the 33 local government areas of the state, will be treated as an enemy of the state. Makinde spoke on Thursday, at the Fresh FM, Ibadan, during a one-on-one with the Oyo State governor while seeking the electorate votes for his re-election. The governor disclosed that he had held a meeting with heads of security agencies in the state and that they were well prepared for the election. Makinde who assured that security would be very tight during the election urged the people of the state to come out in their numbers to vote for the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) governorship candidate, Seyi Makinde, his deputy, Bayo Lawal and other state House of Representatives members of the party. The governor also advised the electorate to be vigilant after casting their votes, adding that they should wait and watch at a 100-metre radius until the votes were counte

The Poultry Farmers Association of Nigeria said its members lost more than N30 billion worth of over 15 million crates of eggs due to the effect of naira scarcity in the country. The National President of PAN, Sunday Onallo-Akpa, made this known on Friday in a statement in Abuja. “The poultry farmers in the country have lost over 15 million crates of eggs being unsold and are damaged, the average loss to the poultry industry as of this press release is in excess of over N30 billion,” he said. Onallo-Akpa described the poultry industry in Nigeria as one of the most consolidated sub sectors of Nigerian agriculture contributing about 25 per cent of the Agricultural Gross Domestic Product and employing over 25 million Nigerians directly and indirectly. He said the poultry industry had been a major employer of labour and a great source of financial empowerment and livelihood for many families, especially women and youths. “The industry is completely private sector driven and worth over N3 t

A gospel singer has taken to Instagram to narrate how God used a mother to bring back her daughter back to life. Takalani Chairo narrated that the incident happened at the hospital. The Gospel singer said she was at the casualty unit with her son when a woman’s daughter who is about 7 or 8 was declared dead by the doctors. Subsequently, the mother “let out a defeaning scream” and “broke into serious loud prayer” for a long period. After about an hour and a half, doctors informed her that her daughter is alive. “I recommend Jesus. In fact, I highly recommend Jesus,” Takalani wrote as she shared the woman’s story. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Takalani Chairo (@takalani_chairo)

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has been ordered to electronically transmit Saturday’s governorship and house of assembly’s election results in accordance with its regulations and guidelines. The order was given on Friday by the Federal High Court, Abuja, according to NAN. Justice Obiora Egwuatu, in a judgment, also ordered the use of the Bimodal Voter Accreditation System (BVAS) to upload a scanned copy of the EC8A to INEC Result Viewing Portal (IReV) immediately after the completion of all the polling units voting and results’ procedures in Akwa Ibom. The judge further directed the commission to conspicuously paste the publication of its result posters EC60(E) at polling units after completing the EC8A result sheets in the state. He equally ordered INEC to enforce the observance and compliance of Section 27(1) of the Electoral Act, 2022 in the distribution of electoral materials during the conduct of the polls in the state by engaging the services of independent,

The World’s oldest monarch, Ohworode of Olomu Kingdom, HRM, DR, (OVIE) R. L. Ogbon, Ogoni-Oghoro 1, Royal Canon, OON, Chairman, Council of Traditional Rulers Urhobo Nation has passed on at 106 years. His journey to the great beyond was announced yesterday during a meeting of the traditional council at the Ohworode palace in Ogoni Olomu. Making the announcement, Olorogun Macaulay Ovbagbedia, Otota of Olomu Kingdom said, “We can confirm today that our Ohworode has gone back to God. He lived a great life, he served the Government well and his people. “We are mourning and celebrating, reason is because he was old but it’s painful though.” he said. On his part, Olorogun Albert Akpomudje SAN, Akpile of Olomu Kingdom said due to the happening, there shall be 21 days of mourning in the kingdom, no celebration of burial and marriage. He added that Chiefs should not adorn themselves in the traditional red cap and should add black armband to any dressing during the time. That burial plans shall b

The Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, have accused some politicians and state governors of paying security agents and electoral officials to rig the March 18 governorship election in favour of their preferred candidate. This is as the group accused politicians of hiring some political thugs to cause a crisis in the Southeast during Saturday’s election. IPOB, however, warned that any political thug caught causing a crisis in the Southeast on Saturday would be dealt with. Emma Powerful, the spokesman of IPOB, warned that the peaceful atmosphere the Southeast enjoyed during the presidential election must be maintained during the governorship poll. A statement by Powerful reads: “The intelligence reports gathered by our M.Branch revealed that some unscrupulous elements hired by politicians have planned to cause a political crisis in Some parts of South East on Saturday the 18th March 2023. “We dare these political thugs to cause any violence in any part of Biafraland especially South East

The Peoples Democratic Party and the All Progressives Congress in Osun State on Friday traded allegations of the plot to disrupt state assembly elections. The PDP, had in a statement by its acting chairman, Dr Akindele Adekunle, accused former governor of the state, Adegboyega Oyetola, and the APC National Secretary, Senator Iyiola Omisore, of holding a meeting where they perfected a plot to disrupt the poll across the state. The party also said the APC leaders had planned to cause mayhem in 25 state constituencies known as PDP strongholds, and bombarded them with sporadic gunshots, abduction of leaders or outright assassination. Condemning what it tagged ‘desperation’ by the APC leaders,’ the PDP further said, “For a former Governor and a National Secretary of a political party to sit down to plot evil against the state is the height of irresponsibility. “We reliably gathered that the meeting drew up plans to attack PDP strongholds on Saturday using fake policemen already imported int

The Independent National Electoral Commission has given an insight into how polling unit results will be transmitted during the governorship elections across the states of the federation on Saturday. INEC Chairman, Information and Voter Education Committee, Festus Okoye, while speaking on Arise TV on Friday, said the commission had learnt valuable lessons from the February 25 presidential and National Assembly elections. The PUNCH reports that controversy trailed the failure of INEC to upload results as early as possible during the presidential election, with major opposition parties such as the Peoples Democratic Party and the Labour party holding on to this as one of the bases for rejecting the presidential poll result where Asiwaju Bola Tinubu of the All Progressives Congress was declared winner by the commission. “The law as of today prescribes a dual mode of either transmission of results or transfer of results,” Okoye said. He said when polls closed at the level of the various un

A Nigerian Twitter user has asked MC Oluomo to worry more about Omo Ales in Lagos instead of Igbos. This comes after Oluomo threatened Igbos in Lagos not to come out to vote if they are not going to vote for the All Progressives Congress. @kuppylee said there are many Yorubas that will not be voting for APC in Lagos state. Referring to himself as an “Omo Ale”, in mockery of APC supporters who tag Yorubas supporting a different party as bastards sons of the Yoruba race (Omo Ale), Kuppylee said that there are plenty of them. A perusal through the comment section of the tweet shows reactions of people of the Yoruba ethnic group agreeing with his position and declaring their intention to vote against APC as they did during the presidential election. @kuppylee wrote: “Igbos are not the ones he should be worried about, he should be worried about we Omo Ale Yorubas and we are plenty.”

The Governor of Lagos State, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, has cautioned traditional institutions ahead of Saturday’s governorship and House of Assembly. This was contained in a statement signed by the Commissioner for Information and Strategy, Gbenga Omotoso, following news that some traditional rulers had scheduled Oro rites in their communities for Saturday. Reacting, the governor urged the traditionalists to respect the rights of citizens who are not of their faith. The statement read, “Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu has assured Lagosians of peaceful elections tomorrow. There is no need for fear. “Following the recent announcement of some customary rites by traditional rulers, the government wishes to assure all residents of the security of lives and property in the state. “Residents are advised to go about their civic duties as the state government has called on all security personnel to guarantee the peace and safety of lives and property before, during and after elections. “Whilst the state

The Police said it had deployed the entire officers and men of the Bayelsa State Command for Saturday’s House of Assembly election in the state. The Commissioner of Police in charge of election security in Bayelsa, Mohammed Dankwara, said this while addressing journalists during the deployment of officers and other personnel at the state headquarters in Yenagoa on Friday. He assured the people of the state, particularly voters, of adequate security before, during and after the assembly poll. Dankwara, who called on residents of the state to come out to participate in the election without fear, said the command was working with other security and paramilitary agencies to ensure violence-free balloting. He, however, debunked the alleged security breach in the state, noting that rumours of threats to the peace were orchestrated to cause panic and put fear in the people. According to him, the entire police command including the tactical and mobile teams, had been deployed for election duti

The Albino Foundation Africa has appealed to political parties to avoid making polling units designated for Persons with Disabilities a danger zone during the Saturday’s governorship and State Houses of Assembly elections. The Chief Executive Officer, TAF Africa, Jake Epelle, on Friday, said this at the foundation’s pre-election report on the 2023 gubernatorial and State Houses of Assembly elections funded by the European Union. Epelle said the increasing clashes among parties’ supporters is high, thereby heightening more tension in some states. He said, “TAF Africa is concerned about the increasing clashes among political parties and their supporters resulting in heightened tension in some states. These conflicts increase the threats of violence on election day. TAF Africa is worried about the disturbing reports of some polling units that are prone to violence. “We appeal to political parties to speak to their supporters and allow for a peaceful election, and avoid heating the polity

The Lagos State House of Assembly member, Desmond Elliot, has condemned the attack on the campaign team of his Labour Party opponent, Olumide Oworu. Oworu tweeted on Thursday that thugs invaded his campaign rally which held on Tuesday at Iponri, Surulere. He wrote, “My team and I were attacked on Tuesday as we attempted to campaign at Iponri, Surulere. A member of my team was injured, but we are thankful the incident didn’t escalate past the level it was. The case has been reported at the Iponri police station. “I am not deterred by the incident. Instead, I am more committed to seeing this through. We will pass through the wards in constituency 1 (Akinhanmi/Cole, Adeniran/Ogunsanya, Iponri Housing Estate/Eric Moore, Igbaja/Stadium, Shitta/Ogunlana Drive, Yaba/Ojuelegba). See you outside!” The Police Public Relations Officer in the state, Benjamin Hundeyin, confirmed the Tuesday attack, saying, “I can confirm that but I don’t have all the details yet.” In a statement shared via his veri

Telecommunications company, MTN Nigeria, has proposed a merger of its two finance subsidiaries; Momo Payment Service Bank Limited and Yello Digital Financial Services Limited. This was revealed in its proposed resolutions for its 2023 Annual General Meeting scheduled to hold in April. The company said that the proposed merger would “hold the Payment Service Bank licence granted by the Central Bank of Nigeria and will also be capable of performing super-agent services and other permissible activities.” Momo PSB is the payments unit of MTN Nigeria Communications Plc, which began operations in 2022 on the same day that rival Airtel Africa announced a similar move by its fintech arm. Speaking about Momo PSB, MTN Nigeria’s CEO, Karl Toriola said that it supports the Federal government’s “drive towards financial inclusion in Nigeria. “Not just for those in urban centres and markets, but also people in rural and remote areas of the country who remain excluded from the financial system.” The C

Barely twenty-four hours before the governorship and state house of assembly election, the Labour Party in Ogun State has gone into an alliance with the Peoples Democratic Party. The party’s alliance was said to have targeted at the governorship candidate of the All Progressives Congress in the state, Dapo Abiodun who is seeking a second term. A faction of the Labour Party had endorsed Abiodun’s second-term ambition. But, the caretaker committee set up by the national leadership has faulted the endorsement. The Labour Party caretaker committee however, in a statement issued on Friday by the Publicity Secretary of the Caretaker Committee of the party in the state, Tokunbo Peters, announced the governorship candidate of the PDP, Ladi Adebutu as the party’s choice. The party said it chose the PDP among the parties that were making overtures to it. According to the party, many parties were making overtures to it, following its strong showing at the last election in the state. The Labour Pa

Rodrigo de Paul, the Atletico Madrid midfielder, has described Lionel Messi, the world-famous Paris Saint-Germain forward as an ‘alien’. De Paul and Messi are international teammates with the Argentina national team. The duo helped Argentina to win the 2022 FIFA World Cup last December. They featured in all seven games together for Argentina as they lifted the trophy after beating France in the final. Speaking on El Larguero, De Paul, who was asked to give his views on Messi, said: “He’s an alien. “When you think he is going to lose it, he comes away with it. “When you think he doesn’t see you, he leaves you 1vs1 against the keeper.”

Four senior lecturers have been dismissed from service by the management of the Kogi state polytechnic, Lokoja. They were dismissed for alleged acts of gross misconduct bordering on fraud, sexual harassment and other offences. The Public Relations Officer of the institution, Uredo Omale, disclosed this in a statement made available to newsmen in Lokoja on Friday. She said the concerned lecturers were dismissed for misconduct, bordering on “sexual harassment, victimization of female students, absconding from duties, insubordination, falsification of records, disobedience to lawful order and diversion of TETFUND training grant”. According to her, the dismissal of the lecturers was sequel to the approval by the Governing Council of Kogi State Polytechnic at its 68th meeting. “Some offences of the dismissed lecturers (Mr. Ipinmoroti Samuel Adejoro and Mrs. Adegoke Kehinde Vivian), include, disobedience to lawful order, falsification of document to obtain training grant and diversion of the

The All Progressives Congress, APC has fired back at Naja’atu Mohammed, a former director in charge of civil society organisations in the APC Presidential Campaign Council for accusing President Muhammadu Buhari of rigging the February 25th polls in favour of Asiwaju Bola Tinubu. Naja’atu, who was a director in charge of civil society organisations in the APC Presidential Campaign Council before her defection to Atiku’s camp, also chided Buhari for alleged abuse of the rule of law, blatant corruption and other similar vices, which she said were the hallmark of governance in the past eight years. In a statement she personally signed and made available to journalists in Abuja on Thursday, Naja’atu berated Buhari for the open display of his ballot paper after voting, describing the behaviour as an affront to the nation’s secret ballot model of voting. She said, “The just concluded presidential election has further exposed the inability of President Muhammadu Buhari, to rule this country f

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