- Bala, who is the district head of Shagari town in Sokoto, notes that he would not comment on Buhari’s pledge until it is fulfilled

- The eldest son of the late president says his father did not leave any will beside the directive that he should be buried at his home, Shagari

Bala Shagari, the eldest son of late Shehu Shagari has said his father had no grudge against Buhari or anyone because he had pardoned everyone before his death


Bala made the statement on Sunday, December 30, when expressing appreciation to President Muhammadu Buhari over condolence visit to the family in Sokoto, The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports.
He said that the family was happy with the visit and Buhari’s pledge to immortalize the late president

Bala, who is the district head of Shagari town in Sokoto, however, said he would not comment on Buhari’s pledge until it was fulfilled.

Late Shagari, aged 93, died on December 28 at the National Hospital, Abuja and was buried on Saturday, December 29, at Shagari, his hometown

Shagari was president of Nigeria from 1979 to 1983. He was overthrown by a coup d’etat that brought in Muhammadu Buhari to power as military head of state, three months after he (Shagari) was sworn in for second term.

He said that the late president did not leave any will beside the directive that he should be buried at his home, Shagari.

According to Bala, the directive was strictly observed and implemented as his remains were buried at Shagari town.

He acknowledged that the sultan had offered that the late president should be buried at Hubbare, where Shehu Usman Danfofio was laid to rest

“We acknowledged it but late Shagari had told us that he should be buried in Shagari town and even indicated a specific location, so we have to comply with his will,” he added.

According to him, his father had no grudge against Buhari or anyone because Shagari told us he had pardoned everyone.

He explained that the late president’s absence at functions was due to his ill-health, saying that was why he stayed in Sokoto and Shagari town before he died.

Earlier, President Buhari condoled with the wives and children of late Shagari at the deceased residence on Sama road in Sokoto.

During the visit, Prof Shehu Galadanci led the prayers for late Shagari.

He also prayed to God to change the mindset of those spreading hate and disunity among citizens as well as those individuals or organisations working against the laudable and pro-human policies and programmes of the Buhari administration.

Buhari was accompanied by Governors Aminu Tambuwal of Sokoto state, Atiku Bagudu of Kebbi, Senator Aliyu Wamakko and Sokoto state deputy governor, Alhaji Mannir Dan-Iya, among others.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the visit was cheered by crowds chanting; “Nigeria Said Maigaskiya” meaning Nigeria is for a truthful person.

The federal government’s delegation led by secretary to the federation, Boss Mustspha, had earlier attended the late president’s funeral on Saturday in Shagari town.

The deceased held the traditional title of Turakin Sokoto, was born on Feb. 25, 1925 in Shagari, in Shagari Local Government Area of Sokoto state.

After his early education, he worked as a teacher briefly before he became politician in 1951. In 1954, he was elected to the Federal House of Representatives.

He served seven times as a federal minister and federal commissioner from 1958–1975, before he was elected president in 1979.

Meanwhile, the deputy senate president, Senator Ike Ekweremadu, has expressed deep grief over the passing on of the Second Republic President, Alhaji Shehu Shagari.

Ekweremmadu said on Friday, December 28, in Enugu said that Shagari’s death was a heavy loss to the nation. He noted that the late elder statesman was a sage and democrat.

The deputy senate president, said although the late elder statesman lived to a ripe age of 93, his wealth of experience and treasury of wisdom would still have been most invaluable in the quest to build the Nigeria of our dreams


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Am Atikulated. Abeg make una leave am rest in peace

Your father did the right thing as an elder...

Story for the gods

It's too early for this.

Let the old man rest in peace

That's good ooo
Let's fry some beans

Meanwhile, the vindictive & unforgiving bigot have nothing like forgiveness in his subconsciousness.

Shagari fell ill but he was managed @ National Hospital Abuja till he sadly passed on.However, Buhari have made a cosy London hospital his permanent holiday resort for medical tourism even against his scam & hypocritical promise not to do so from the inception of his government.

Awesome

I heard that shagari administration ushered in grand corruption

If that’s true
Then maybe shagari is mad at buhari because him shagari couldn’t loot enough funds

Lies.....paid for statement.

Good one

Next Level

He is a great and intellectual mind who understands the freedom forgiveness brings. The dullard is just an opposite and a nomenclature who knws not such freedom and feelings that comes with forgive.

That doesn't matter because Daura is loading for him.

Idiotic Pigs Of Biafra won’t be happy with this

Sunofgod:
Lies.....paid for statement.

He also prayed to God to change the mindset of those spreading hate and disunity among citizens as well as those individuals or organisations working against the laudable and pro-human policies and programmes of the Buhari administration

The quoted words are for you and your likes. Heed the advice or quench a frustrated wailer.

Very peaceful man unlike Buhari.

Do buhari know what forgiveness is??

Dasuki is a typical example....

Buhari is just heartless.

How much were you paid?



Buhari is dead
Shagari is dead
you foolgerians reading this is next

[quote author=Osagyefo98 post=74302435]- Bala, who is the district head of Shagari town in Sokoto, notes that he would not comment on Buhari’s pledge until it is fulfilled

- The eldest son of the late president says his father did not leave any will beside the directive that he should be buried at his home, Shagari

Bala Shagari, the eldest son of late Shehu Shagari has said his father had no grudge against Buhari or anyone because he had pardoned everyone before his death


Bala made the statement on Sunday, December 30, when expressing appreciation to President Muhammadu Buhari over condolence visit to the family in Sokoto, The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports.
He said that the family was happy with the visit and Buhari’s pledge to immortalize the late president

Bala, who is the district head of Shagari town in Sokoto, however, said he would not comment on Buhari’s pledge until it was fulfilled.

Late Shagari, aged 93, died on December 28 at the National Hospital, Abuja and was buried on Saturday, December 29, at Shagari, his hometown

Shagari was president of Nigeria from 1979 to 1983. He was overthrown by a coup d’etat that brought in Muhammadu Buhari to power as military head of state, three months after he (Shagari) was sworn in for second term.

He said that the late president did not leave any will beside the directive that he should be buried at his home, Shagari.

According to Bala, the directive was strictly observed and implemented as his remains were buried at Shagari town.

He acknowledged that the sultan had offered that the late president should be buried at Hubbare, where Shehu Usman Danfofio was laid to rest

“We acknowledged it but late Shagari had told us that he should be buried in Shagari town and even indicated a specific location, so we have to comply with his will,” he added.

According to him, his father had no grudge against Buhari or anyone because Shagari told us he had pardoned everyone.

He explained that the late president’s absence at functions was due to his ill-health, saying that was why he stayed in Sokoto and Shagari town before he died.

Earlier, President Buhari condoled with the wives and children of late Shagari at the deceased residence on Sama road in Sokoto.

During the visit, Prof Shehu Galadanci led the prayers for late Shagari.

He also prayed to God to change the mindset of those spreading hate and disunity among citizens as well as those individuals or organisations working against the laudable and pro-human policies and programmes of the Buhari administration.

Buhari was accompanied by Governors Aminu Tambuwal of Sokoto state, Atiku Bagudu of Kebbi, Senator Aliyu Wamakko and Sokoto state deputy governor, Alhaji Mannir Dan-Iya, among others.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the visit was cheered by crowds chanting; “Nigeria Said Maigaskiya” meaning Nigeria is for a truthful person.

The federal government’s delegation led by secretary to the federation, Boss Mustspha, had earlier attended the late president’s funeral on Saturday in Shagari town.

The deceased held the traditional title of Turakin Sokoto, was born on Feb. 25, 1925 in Shagari, in Shagari Local Government Area of Sokoto state.

After his early education, he worked as a teacher briefly before he became politician in 1951. In 1954, he was elected to the Federal House of Representatives.

He served seven times as a federal minister and federal commissioner from 1958–1975, before he was elected president in 1979.

Meanwhile, the deputy senate president, Senator Ike Ekweremadu, has expressed deep grief over the passing on of the Second Republic President, Alhaji Shehu Shagari.

Ekweremmadu said on Friday, December 28, in Enugu said that Shagari’s death was a heavy loss to the nation. He noted that the late elder statesman was a sage and democrat.

The deputy senate president, said although the late elder statesman lived to a ripe age of 93, his wealth of experience and treasury of wisdom would still have been most invaluable in the quest to build the Nigeria of our dreams


https://www.legit.ng/1212507-shagari-family-hails-buhari-condolence-visit.html?fbclid=IwAR31P5h_4ZYO9xJzzbGCIbgsiR0uun2a9LQGcXAdOf5n_0oXdijv_WvxJRg[/quote
My Condolences to the family of the late Nigerian Leader.
How I wish the living leaders always remember that we will all be late one day, and they should always do good and fear God in their decisions.

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y Condolences to the family of the late Nigerian Leader. How I wish the living leaders always remember that we will all be late one day, and they should always do good and fear God in their decisions.

Lol.
The rabid piglets and puppies of kanu who have nothing to do with Nigeria will now start throwing all kinds of insults at Bala Shagari for not being sympathetic with the demise of kanu's nkita.

Racoon:
Meanwhile, the vindictive & unforgiving bigot have nothing like forgiveness in his subconsciousness.

there is always a Judas in every government......

Are you the mouth piece of your fada?

Why didn't he say it himself before hiz death?

Pls don't play politics with the death of your fada

Rubbish.... Stop lying on behalf of your late father so he will rest on.

Watch how the shameless and cursed Igbos Jess and osu will twist this thread.

I can never be a tribal bigot like iPod's.

Ndi oshi

Racoon:
Meanwhile, the vindictive & unforgiving bigot have nothing like forgiveness in his subconsciousness.

there is always a Judas in every government......the man just dey think how he go overthrow hin government.

Errrm....ok






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Yam eaters and Looters of the National Treasury wont sleep this night

Somebody should dispatch Ambulance to that Common sense senators house right now to avoid prevent suicide....

Racoon:
Meanwhile, the vindictive & unforgiving bigot have nothing like forgiveness in his subconsciousness.

Shagari fell ill but he was managed @ National Hospital Abuja till he sadly passed on.However, Buhari have made a cosy London hospital his permanent holiday resort for medical tourism even against his scam & hypocritical promise not to do so from the inception of his government.

You owe your salvation to Judas

Jesus had no desire to die, buying weapons to defend against the Romans and Jews, and beseeching god on why he was forsaken.

If Judas hadn't pointed out Jesus, Christ wouldn't surely have given himself up to be crucified for your mortal and eternal sins

So why vilify the true savior?

Forgave him for what exactly? If Buhari had not pushed him out, then someone else would have. Are we trying to rewrite history or what? According to our elders, the ineptitude and corruption of that government set the tone for .... It is needless to say the rest.