Chairman of Nigeria’s ruling party, John Oyegun says President Muhammadu Buhari is recovering at an amazingly impressive pace.
Oyegun made the disclosure in the ancient city of Zaria, where party chieftains and stakeholders in the construction industry gathered.
Immediate past vice president, Architect Namadi Sambo was also at the event and added a prayer to Oyegun’s pronouncement.
It was the commissioning of a project component commenced by Namadi’s administration while as governor of Kaduna state in 2008.
Chairman of Nigeria’s ruling party, John Oyegun says President Muhammadu Buhari is recovering at an amazingly impressive pace.
Oyegun made the disclosure in the ancient city of Zaria, where party chieftains and stakeholders in the construction industry gathered.
Immediate past vice president, Architect Namadi Sambo was also at the event and added a prayer to Oyegun’s pronouncement.
It was the commissioning of a project component commenced by Namadi’s administration while as governor of Kaduna state in 2008.
Chairman of Nigeria’s ruling party, John Oyegun says President Muhammadu Buhari is recovering at an amazingly impressive pace.
Oyegun made the disclosure in the ancient city of Zaria, where party chieftains and stakeholders in the construction industry gathered.
Immediate past vice president, Architect Namadi Sambo was also at the event and added a prayer to Oyegun’s pronouncement.
It was the commissioning of a project component commenced by Namadi’s administration while as governor of Kaduna state in 2008.
Chairman of Nigeria’s ruling party, John Oyegun says President Muhammadu Buhari is recovering at an amazingly impressive pace.
Oyegun made the disclosure in the ancient city of Zaria, where party chieftains and stakeholders in the construction industry gathered.
Immediate past vice president, Architect Namadi Sambo was also at the event and added a prayer to Oyegun’s pronouncement.
It was the commissioning of a project component commenced by Namadi’s administration while as governor of Kaduna state in 2008.
Chairman of Nigeria’s ruling party, John Oyegun says President Muhammadu Buhari is recovering at an amazingly impressive pace.
Oyegun made the disclosure in the ancient city of Zaria, where party chieftains and stakeholders in the construction industry gathered.
Immediate past vice president, Architect Namadi Sambo was also at the event and added a prayer to Oyegun’s pronouncement.
It was the commissioning of a project component commenced by Namadi’s administration while as governor of Kaduna state in 2008.
Chairman of Nigeria’s ruling party, John Oyegun says President Muhammadu Buhari is recovering at an amazingly impressive pace.
Oyegun made the disclosure in the ancient city of Zaria, where party chieftains and stakeholders in the construction industry gathered.
Immediate past vice president, Architect Namadi Sambo was also at the event and added a prayer to Oyegun’s pronouncement.
It was the commissioning of a project component commenced by Namadi’s administration while as governor of Kaduna state in 2008.
Chairman of Nigeria’s ruling party, John Oyegun says President Muhammadu Buhari is recovering at an amazingly impressive pace.
Oyegun made the disclosure in the ancient city of Zaria, where party chieftains and stakeholders in the construction industry gathered.
Immediate past vice president, Architect Namadi Sambo was also at the event and added a prayer to Oyegun’s pronouncement.
It was the commissioning of a project component commenced by Namadi’s administration while as governor of Kaduna state in 2008.
Chairman of Nigeria’s ruling party, John Oyegun says President Muhammadu Buhari is recovering at an amazingly impressive pace.
Oyegun made the disclosure in the ancient city of Zaria, where party chieftains and stakeholders in the construction industry gathered.
Immediate past vice president, Architect Namadi Sambo was also at the event and added a prayer to Oyegun’s pronouncement.
It was the commissioning of a project component commenced by Namadi’s administration while as governor of Kaduna state in 2008.