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Buhari has left Abuja for Daura after handing over.
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The former president leave the Eagle square just a few minutes after handing over to Tinubu.
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Buhari is handed straight for Daura, after 8 years of serving the country.
EKO HOT BLOG reports that former President Muhammadu Buhari has departed Abuja for Daura, his hometown, after completing his tenure and serving the country for eight years.
Buhari left the Eagle Square in Abuja and headed to the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja.
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Buhari’s departure took place immediately after Bola Tinubu and Kashim Shettima were sworn in as President and Vice President respectively on Monday.
Prior to his departure, Buhari officially handed over flags and other symbols of authority to the new president. This symbolic gesture marked the formal transfer of power.
In a related event, Buhari had a dinner in the State House Banquet Hall on Sunday, where he was joined by Tinubu and other distinguished guests.
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Throughout his tenure in office, the retired Army General had consistently expressed his intention to retire to his hometown and dedicate his time to caring for his cows.
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On Tuesday, in Daura, Buhari will be honored with a Durbar ceremony, which serves as a traditional way to welcome and celebrate his return home.
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