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abujagirl
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Goodluck Jonathan may stay President of Nigeria until May 29 but in Kano state he's no longer President as his portraits have reportedly been taken down the walls of public offices and replaced with one of Muhammadu Buhari who is president-elect.
Constitutionally, Jonathan’s portrait should adorn public offices and institutions until his handover on May 29.
Reporting the trend, THE NATION wrote; the demand for the portrait of Buhari has soared with each going for as high as N1, 500 on many streets of Kano. It was gathered that manufacturers of the portraits have run out of stock after making stupendous money.
Public officials in Kano state are either plain disrespectful to the President or too impatient to let his tenure elapse before making necessary changes.
#Kano #Buhari
Constitutionally, Jonathan’s portrait should adorn public offices and institutions until his handover on May 29.
Reporting the trend, THE NATION wrote; the demand for the portrait of Buhari has soared with each going for as high as N1, 500 on many streets of Kano. It was gathered that manufacturers of the portraits have run out of stock after making stupendous money.
Public officials in Kano state are either plain disrespectful to the President or too impatient to let his tenure elapse before making necessary changes.
#Kano #Buhari
