President Elect Muhammadu Buhari Pushes Govt Officials Out of His House See What He Said to Them
News from a reliable source reveals that, Nigerian President Elect General Muhammadu Buhari was undemocratically cruel to some serving government officials who came to congratulate him at his resident. It was alleged that, He walks out the customs and NSCDC bosses out of his residence at Daura Katsina.
It was also reveal that these government officials paid him a visit to lobby for retention of their positions but rather receive directives that they should go back to their duty post. Read what happened exactly below.
According to Per Second News, the current Comptroller-General of Customs, Abdullahi Dikko Inde, who hails from Musawa Local Government Area, Kastina state was immediately ask by the President to report back to his duty post after voicing out his reasons for the visit.
Dikko, shocked by Buhari's response tried unsuccessfully to inform the retired General of the situation at all Nigeria's borders, seaport and the airports, but the President-elect upbraided the 55 year-old that the ideal procedure is to wait until he has been sworn in as president, describing the visit as unhealthy, unethical and disloyalty to a government he is still serving.
He thereafter asked the customs boss to leave his residence, rejecting also his gift items. The Comptroller general and his team hurriedly left the residence, parking the valuables and gifts items along. Another incidence was when the current Commandant-General of the NSCDC, Ade Abolurin, arrived at Buhari's resident at Daura, He came with top officers of the corps, photographers and some press members.
But according to a member of the Buhari Campaign from Katsina, "The President- Elect was having his normal quiet time when the delegation arrived".
The corps officers led by its commandant were left outside in the scorching sun for over an hour, before the the commandant and two corps officers were allowed entry into the President-elect's visitors room Abolurin, still recuperating from a fire burn incident got the shock of his life when an aide of Buhari, said that the retired General wants him out of his residence and will not be seeing him.
The corps officers left in a haste to the surprise of other delegation members outside, who were waiting and hoping to see the president-elect and take photographs with him.
So is this kind of act a good one from the President Elect General Muhammadu Buhari a good one or not?
It was also reveal that these government officials paid him a visit to lobby for retention of their positions but rather receive directives that they should go back to their duty post. Read what happened exactly below.
According to Per Second News, the current Comptroller-General of Customs, Abdullahi Dikko Inde, who hails from Musawa Local Government Area, Kastina state was immediately ask by the President to report back to his duty post after voicing out his reasons for the visit.
Dikko, shocked by Buhari's response tried unsuccessfully to inform the retired General of the situation at all Nigeria's borders, seaport and the airports, but the President-elect upbraided the 55 year-old that the ideal procedure is to wait until he has been sworn in as president, describing the visit as unhealthy, unethical and disloyalty to a government he is still serving.
He thereafter asked the customs boss to leave his residence, rejecting also his gift items. The Comptroller general and his team hurriedly left the residence, parking the valuables and gifts items along. Another incidence was when the current Commandant-General of the NSCDC, Ade Abolurin, arrived at Buhari's resident at Daura, He came with top officers of the corps, photographers and some press members.
But according to a member of the Buhari Campaign from Katsina, "The President- Elect was having his normal quiet time when the delegation arrived".
The corps officers led by its commandant were left outside in the scorching sun for over an hour, before the the commandant and two corps officers were allowed entry into the President-elect's visitors room Abolurin, still recuperating from a fire burn incident got the shock of his life when an aide of Buhari, said that the retired General wants him out of his residence and will not be seeing him.
The corps officers left in a haste to the surprise of other delegation members outside, who were waiting and hoping to see the president-elect and take photographs with him.
So is this kind of act a good one from the President Elect General Muhammadu Buhari a good one or not?
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