President Muhammadu Buhari flanked by Sen Abba Ali, Haj Binta Yar'Malele, Alh Hassan Sada HK, Alh Abdulmalik KB, Muntari Abubakar Mashi, Adamu Magaji Bakori, Muhammadu Kabir Daura, Yunusa I. Saulawa, Alhaji Abdu IBR Maigora, Bawa Musawa, Salmanu Darma, Garba Kafur and Amadu Yahaya Alti, during a Sallah Homage by his classmates of Middle School in Daura, Katsina State on Tuesday, July 12, 2022.
President Muhammadu Buhari on Tuesday in Daura had an emotional reunion with his primary and secondary school classmates.
The President’s classmates came to pay homage to him to mark the Sallah celebrations.
The President enquired about each individual’s wellbeing, their health and wellbeing of their family members.
They prayed for the repose of those that died between last year, when they last met and this year.
Buhari expressed his joy and happiness for the meeting, saying he got the same feeling that he used to have when they were young.
They chatted for a while, talked about the school days and shared a lot of memories.
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The President thanked the schoolmates for their respect and feelings for him which they have retained for all the time.
The leader of the class association, Senator Abba Ali commended the sacrifices the President had been making and urged him to maintain focus on the nation which he said was more important than all else.
According to presidential spokesman, Garba Shehu, the classmates presented a gift to the President and joined him in a group photograph.
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