President Buhari Arrives Plateau State For Campaign Rally (Photos)

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President Buhari Arrives Plateau State For Campaign Rally (Photos)


The Presidential flag-bearer of the All Progressives Congress, APC, President Muhammadu Buhari has arrived Jos Plateau State on Saturday, 19th January,2019 in continuation of his campaign tour.
Governor Simon Lalong was at the Yakubu Gowon Airport to receive President Buhari and other National Party Executives. The President has campaigned in some states of the federation. His visit to Plateau would afford him the opportunity to once again, seek the vote of the electorates come 16th February, 2019 when Nigerians shall be going to the polls to cast votes for the presidential sit as well as all other candidates vying for State and National Assembly elections.
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