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Photos: SEE The House Where Gen Buhari Was Born, Meet His Sister

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On Tuesday, opposition leader General Muhammadu Buhari was elected President of Nigeria. Many across northern Nigeria, especially in Daura his birthplace, have been celebrating ever since.

Photos: The House Buhari Grew Up As A Boy

Buhari said that he had ruled Nigeria as part of a military administration
British Broadcasting Corporation, BBC’s reporter, Abdullahi Kaura Abubakar visited the very house where General Buhari was born and here are photos. Here are photos from the video the news site released and they truly reflect Buhari’s humble beginnings. The video reveals that his relatives still live there and Gen Buhari’s sister,  Rakiya Amadodo Muhammadu, is excited and elated that her brother has been elected president of Nigeria.


BBC’s Abdullahi also chatted with Buhari’s best friend while he was young, Alhaji Lawal Aliyu. When he was asked what kind of a boy Buhari was, Alhaji Aliyu said he was a cool, disciplined boy. He made it known that it was when he went to secondary school and he later joined the military that he became more and more disciplined.

Alhaji Aliyu revealed that as disciplined as the general was as a young boy, he never bullied him….

Here are photos below:

Buahari's Sis


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Photos: The House Buhari Grew Up As A Boy

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