Buhari who is on a private visit to the UK,sent the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Geoffrey Onyeama for the mission.
Disclosing this via the official tweeter handle of the Nigeria President, (@NGRPresident), Buhari doled out about One hundred and eighty two million, five hundred thousand naira, and other gifts to assist the country.
oya oh.association of wailers over to you!
ReplyDeleteawon charity begins at home crew.
Keep shut! Just shut it. Mschew. People are suffering in the country, you are busy talking about wailers. Is this all a joke to people like you?
DeleteWhat a country we come from. Misplaced priorities!
DeleteSo there's nothing to use that money to achieve in your own country abi?
ReplyDeleteUncle bubu, your doing charity with borrowed money. Koji state and Ekiti state workers need that money more.
ReplyDeleteMehhhhhhhhhhhhhh our leaders are joke
ReplyDeleteShmmmmmmm
Buhari, are you normal?
ReplyDeleteof course not!!!
DeleteWow! What have we done to deserve this crop of leaders?? People are living under a dollar here. Prices of food skyrocketing every day. And all you could do is dash others our money. This is a pure case of when your,house is on fire and you are busy pursuing rodents.
ReplyDeleteJesus!! Is this man mad??? Wtf??? If he invest in the crippling health care in Nigeria will he die? Which kind idiot parosidiot is this one?
ReplyDeleteEesah where are you? Cough cough.
ReplyDeleteMeanwhile his supporters on this blog never collect 1 kobo..
ReplyDeleteand he forget his brethren in IDP camps
ReplyDeleteLalai kam.
ReplyDeleteHmmmm
ReplyDeleteNa who do Nigeria this thing 😞😞😞
ReplyDeleteTj d law..where hath thou.food is ready
ReplyDeleteJust negodu🙄🙄
ReplyDeleteThat's what big brothers are supposed to do, its not out of place
ReplyDeleteExcuse me. Please it is done in cases of natural disaaters, war, famine or any condition that needs aids( like medicines, food, water,shelters etc) for the survival of the citizens not for elections damn it. So will he continue to give them money anytime they want to do elections. If they borrowed the money from us to pay back with interest then it is a different game
DeleteHe did the right thing. It’s better than spending money and lives when our soldiers go there to maintain the peace if the election doesn’t go well.
ReplyDeletewhat is this one saying? Oga/madam are you sure you are normal at all? During the just concluded presidential election, how many soldiers came from Guinea Bissau to maintain peace here?
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