- —Says the Daura community is getting ready to get their son back.
On Friday, the Presidency refuted a report that stated President Muhammadu Buhari will not cede power to Asiwaju Bola Tinubu.
The Presidency referred to the aforementioned allegation as a hoax and added that the handover activities are currently in full swing with all preparations, and the committee in charge of the handover is made up of representatives from the government and the President-elect.
Tinubu warns that the opposition is preparing to cut short my oath of office.
The Daura community of President Buhari has reportedly begun making plans to receive their son back after two successful terms of eight years in office.
According to a statement made by Mallam Garba Shehu, Senior Special Assistant to the President for Media and Publicity:
“The Presidency wishes to denounce as outrageous and fake, and condemns the fake news brigade for attributing a false quote to President Muhammadu Buhari and circulating it.
“How can you vigorously campaign for somebody, vote for him and then say you won’t hand over to him? This beggars belief.
“The situation of the Sahara Reporters is pretty pathetic since their ownership is politically partisan in today’s politics, in fact, a loser in the presidential election. Instead of talking about issues, they repeatedly sell lies in the hope that people believe them as truth.
“The government is already in a transition phase. The Transition Committee made up of representatives of the outgoing administration and the incoming one is meeting on an almost daily basis to plan the handover to the Tinubu/Shettima administration.
“Thirteen committees as offshoots of the main committee, some, to arrange military drills and pulling out of President Buhari, are either all at work or soon to be. So far, everything is going very well and there is no indication of any hitches.
“As for the President, the Daura community has begun their preparations to receive their son back after the successful administration of the country for two terms of eight years. He, for his part, is eager to return home to enjoy his retirement.”
