Npfn:
Buhari is a weakling the governor had to declare public holiday today just to hire crowd and civil servants are told to sign register at the venue bye bye buhari 4+0

SalamRushdie:
The ranks and file of Buharism is filled with indiclpined riff raffa and demonic urchins who have no value for order and common sense ..

husbandsnatcha:
HIV patient dnt infect us pls

semyman:
Yet humans like this have the guts to pontificate on his credibility

Trustee1:

I'll be stooping to my father's low and ignorant level if I should give you a reply. I am too dumb and forever will be.

Felixv:


Hurting. I know

I beg bring your Kanu and worship him.

danot1030:


Childish and stale

Damentia:
An opportunity for them to see the lifeless dullard

SalamRushdie:
The ranks and file of Buharism is filled with indiclpined riff raffa and demonic urchins who have no value for order and common sense ..

ciggy000:
illiteracy and joblessness has killed the north

Damentia:
Stay off my mention...I am allergic to zombies.

Trustee1:
PS: Do they even have jobs?!

Okoyeebo:
[s][/s]

Deomelo, Corrinthians, , Sarrki, Ngeneukwenu, Passingshot

What you people are doing is not good. Since morning, you have been uploading pictures, now SalamRushdie wants to commit suicide.

If Salam of Ebonyi commits suicide, I would hold all of you responsible.

Trustee1:
PS: Do they even have jobs?!

danot1030:


The crowd was the reason he came out with an attack of recent

modath:


Aswerigod.

BEHEST:
Ok. Let's find out now

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Okoyeebo:


Why has Atiku been unable to pull one-fifth of Buhari's crowd in his campaigns?

Okoyeebo:


Obasanjo is hypertensive and diabetic.

He's been managing his diabetes for more than 30 years

NgeneUkwenu:
Some residents in Damaturu have taken a day leave to receive President Muhammadu Buhari of All Progressives Congress (APC) who is on a presidential campaign visit to the Yobe capital on Monday.

The residents, who spoke to News Agency of Nigeria on Monday, said the one-day leave would afford them the opportunity to catch a glimpse of the president while in the state.

Alhaji Aliyu Mustapha, a provision seller at Bayan Tasha Business Centre, said he had locked his shop until after the president’s visit.

“I am going to the main road where he will be passing through so that I can catch a glimpse of the president,” he said.

Habu Habibu, an electric materials dealer, said: “today we are on a self-declared holiday to welcome the president until after the visit.”

“Everyone on our street has closed his shop to welcome the president; we are so proud of him to have restored relative peace to the Northeast,” he said.

Mohammed AbdulRahman of Zanna Zakariya Housing Estate, said: “we will support and re-elect Buhari for a second term for providing more dividends of democracy.”

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Meanwhile, security operatives have been deployed to all strategic locations in the metropolis to ensure safety and peace throughout the visit.

NAN reports that there was no official declaration of a public holiday by the state government, but most of the state civil servants have not been to work, while most schools and business centres are closed.

Some streets were cleaned, while the Damaturu Stadium, the venue of the campaign, was given a facelift as part of the preparation for the President’s visit.

http://thenationonlineng.net/residents-take-self-imposed-leave-welcome-buhari-yobe/amp/?__twitter_impression=true

Damentia:
An opportunity for them to see the lifeless dullard