Sponsored
News

Presidency Says Buhari Still Uses Jonathan’s Old Cars

Sponsored
Sponsored
President Muhammadu Buhari has refused to change the fleet he inherited from his predecessor, Goodluck Jonathan, since 2015.
Report from NAN.ng suggested that President Buhari is still using cars inherited from Jonathan.
A closer look shows that the black Mercedes Benz Maybach presently use by the President is old, the colour is devoid of any sheen and there are scratches at the back bumper.
Even the tyres appear to have seen better days.
In 2016, the president, who had cut his salary by 50 per cent, struck out a move to spend N400 million on new cars for him.
The money was to be used to buy five new armoured Mercedes Benz S-600 (V222) cars.
President believes the cars passed on to him, can still last another 10 years, thus helping the nation conserve scarce funds.
No wonder, the Buhari government, as Vice President Osinbajo has said repeatedly, is doing much more with the nation’s financial resources, despite the declining income.
This is in sharp contrast with the profligate Jonathan years, when oil at a stage was selling at $140 a barrel and the nation became poorer for it.
Sponsored
Funsho Arogundade

Recent Posts

U.S Court Denies Discovery Request Against President Tinubu, DCI Group In FOIA Litigation

The United States District Court for the District of Columbia has denied a motion by…

1 hour ago

Phyno’s ‘Let That Sink In’ Listening Party Draws Olamide, Seyi Vibez, Wande Coal, Others

Two years after Full Time Job, Phyno has returned with Let That Sink In (LTSI),…

1 hour ago

Hon. Mark Imoh Alphonsus Honoured With Prestigious Young Diplomat Award In Nairobi, Kenya

Hon. Mark Imoh Alphonsus, Regional Coordinator of the CityBoy Movement East Africa and founder of…

2 hours ago

Obasa Expresses Confidence in Hamzat’s Capacity To Deliver On ‘The Lagos Promise’

The Speaker of the Lagos State House of Assembly, Rt. Hon. Mudashiru Ajayi Obasa, has…

3 hours ago

EFCC Chair commends Governor Dauda Lawal’s Transformational Leadership

The Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), Mr Olanipekun Olukoyede, affirmed the…

4 hours ago

The Human Firewall: Why The First

As security technology improves, cyber criminals increasingly combine technical weaknesses with pressure, deception and misplaced…

4 hours ago
Sponsored