Buhari challenge Report in some national dailies that Said He is Too Old to Rule Nigeria

President Muhammadu Buhari

The Presidency on Wednesday faulted reports in some national dailies that credited a statement to President Muhammadu Buhari that he was too old to rule Nigeria, it said Buhari did not say so.

The reaction was contained in a statement issued by the Special Assistant to the president on Media and Publicity, Femi Adesina.

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Emmanuel Adebayor (left) poses with his expensive car with Nigerian recording artist Wizkid (right) Read more:

Emmanuel Adebayor had a smile back on his face on Wednesday as he posed alongside his personalised Rolls Royce Ghost - which costs at least £250,000 - with Nigerian musician Wizkid.

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LEAKED: What World Leading Nations Offer Nigeria’s New President Buhari

LEAKED: What World Leading Nations Offer Nigeria

In what is an unusual diplomatic largesse for his country and presidency, leading nations around the world are offering President Muhammadu Buhari state visits this year. This is just as the United Nations is also looking forward to his participation at the 70th anniversary of the world body in New York this September.

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SHOCK! Buhari Strike Again - Blames Jonathan's Outgoing Government For delaying...

Nigerian President Buhari Blames Jonathan's Outgoing Government For Delayed Minister Appointments

Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari has blamed former President Goodluck Jonathan's outgoing government for delaying his ministerial appointments. Buhari said Monday the previous administration had stalled a committee report that was meant to assist him in the transfer of power, according to wire service News Agency of Nigeria.

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Resign now, PDP group tells Buhari - since he said there is a limit to what he can do at age 72.

Resign now, PDP group tells Buhari

A group within Nigeria’s opposition party, Peoples Democratic Party, has asked President Muhammadu Buhari to resign since he said there is a limit to what he can do at age 72.

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Nigeria’s legislators will get 8.64 billion naira ($43 million) Aside that N-Assembly will also receive

Nigeria’s newly inaugurated National Assembly is set to receive a whopping 8.64 billion naira ($43 million) to spend on clothes.

Described as a wardrobe allowance, the amount will be split between both chambers of the National Assembly with the 109 members of the Senate receiving 21.5 million naira ($108,000) each while the 360 members of the House of Representatives, the lower chamber, will each receive 17.5 million naira.

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