The portrait of President Goodluck Jonathan is gradually disappearing in federal institutions, business centres and other public offices in Kano State.

Constitutionally , Jonathan ’s portrait should adorn public offices and institutions until his handover on May 29.

But our correspondent observed that the portrait of President- elect, General Muhammadu Buhari, have taken over in many offices.

The development confirms many cannot wait for Jonathan to get out of office on May 29.

As a result, the demand for the portrait of Buhari has soared with each going for as high as N 1 , 500 on many streets of Kano .

It was gathered that manufacturers of the portraits have run out of stock after making stupendous money .

In one of the offices visited by our correspondent, Buhari’s portrait welcomes visitors at the reception .

With Buhari spotting a red cap , a spectacle and a white male flowing gown, the portraits has an inscription: His Excellency General Muhammadu Buhari (GCFR ), President Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces Federal Republic of Nigeria .

A café operator, who craved for anonymity, along Civic Centre Road where the portrait of the president -elect was conspicuously hanged on the wall , said : “Buhari has won the election and that was the change we were looking for and the change has eventually come .

“ So, we wouldn ’t want to waste time delaying the time for his inauguration before we start hanging his portrait .”

tayebest:
Jonathan now enjoying Ex-president

chekasforchekas:
Sometimes it's not right to put all your eggs on one basket.

chekasforchekas:
Sometimes it's not right to put all your eggs on one basket.

socialmediaman:


Nothing unusual about this.. Jonathan enjoyed all these too, except they were not reported

QuotaSystem:


Except when you own other full baskets.

chekasforchekas:
hehehe which other basket when your life depends so much on the one basket, if things did not work out fine, what do you expect.

As a result, the demand for the portrait of Buhari has soared with each going for as high as N 1 , 500 on many streets of Kano .

It was gathered that manufacturers of the portraits have run out of stock after making stupendous money.

MzJackBaueress:
The picture of him wearring a red cap isn't a bad idea.

Honestly,I will like to buy the General's potrait in my house. It would be the first time I will have a Nigerian president's potrait in my house.

General Muhammadu Buhari is very special.

God bless GMB

midolian:
Mehn! See finishing..

I am sure subsequent presidents will learn from the ignominy GEJ has suffered.. Many will say 'can Buhari take/bear all the insults/criticismz GEJ has been taking'? The answer is simple..There is a saying that "Elderly man wey no wan make pple drag am for ground, make hinself no play fall for ground"..If Buhari performs like GEJ, the same thing awaits him.(God forbid)

In the history of Nigeria, GEJ is and will remain the most ridiculed/criticized president ever..May we never have a president that will run Nigeria like a "Come-and-Chop Restaurant".

IdiAmin1:

GEJ will be in Otuoke smiling as usual when people will be asking for his contribution towards NAIJA's peace and stability

Vesuvius:
Bros ur head dey. May nothing do you for prick . Removing his portraits already, even when he is still the president? Hmmmm.......Anyway we are all taking notes of how to dish "things" out. Though I pray we never come to this crossroads again.

omenka:
Walahi!! I think I'd have the General's official portrait in my house too.

I'd like to have a Nigerian flag too, as is done in the US, but I don't know if that is legal. Would ask my friends in the force about it today.

MzJackBaueress:
The picture of him wearring a red cap isn't a bad idea.

Honestly,I will like to buy the General's potrait in my house. It would be the first time I will have a Nigerian president's potrait in my house.

General Muhammadu Buhari is very special.

God bless GMB