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Our Greatest Legacy Is To Give You A Better Country, President Buhari Tells Nigerian Children

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As part of the activities to commemorate Children’s Day, observed on May 27, the President hosted a group of Nigerian children at the State House.   

The short ceremony witnessed the cutting of a ‘National Cake’, a guided tour of the President’s office, meeting rooms, banquet hall and the zoo at the Presidential Villa. 

Describing children as precious blessings who should be nurtured to carry the burden of the society in the future, President Buhari, after spending a memorable time with his august visitors, bid them farewell, saying: “Bye-bye, see you next year”.

The President also received a second group of children visiting from Borno State and had a group photo with them and the Vice President, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo who had brought them to meet the President in his office. 

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