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How President Buhari Reacted After The Release Of 279 Jangebe Student
How President Buhari Reacted After The Release Of 279 Jangebe Student.
OnyxNews Nigeria reports that President Muhammadu Buhari has reacted to the release of 279 students of GSS Jangebe, Zamfara.
The girls’ release was announced earlier today, Tuesday March 2, and received by the governor of the state, Bello Matawalle.
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President Buhari in his reaction congratulated the governor and people of Zamfara state, while reinstating his commitment to ensure that lives and properties of Nigerians are secured.
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