President Buhari regarded with 2 chieftaincy titles in Igboland


President Muhammadu Buhari got two titles hours after he touched base in Ebonyi state on a two-day working visit toward the South-East piece of Nigeria.Buhari was met with the titles of Enyioma 1 of Ebonyi and Ochioha Ndi Igbo 1 by the conventional rulers within the sight of the governors of from the area and best legislators. While Enyioma is said to signify 'a great companion', Ochioha Ndi Igbo signifies 'the pioneer of all the Igbo people'. Buhari while being consulted with a title. Acknowledge: Presidency As a feature of the new titles, the president got a red top as he giggled merrily all through the procedure.

President Muhammadu Buhari arrived Ebonyi state securely in the morning of Tuesday, November 14, and was gotten by Governor Dave Umahi and his associates from the southeast. Buhari and others uncover a statue. Credit: Presidency Buhari arrived at the Nkwoagu Military Cantonment, Abakaliki, however did not assess the Guard of Honor mounted in his respect by soldiers. The president also authorized the 700m length of the Dr Akanu Ibiam Twin Flyover Bridges over the African Trans-Sahara course running from Enugu to Cameroon. Buhari gets kolanuts from Governor Dave Umahi.


 Credit: Presidency The president dispatched the task on Tuesday, November 14, amid his visit to Ebonyi state.

President Buhari reiterated his confidence in the solidarity of the country. An senior in Ebonyi state being acquainted with Buhari.

Credit: Presidency'' My nearness here today is a showing of my solid have confidence in the solidarity of Nigeria. ''As a most crowded nation in Africa with more than 300 ethnic gatherings our decent variety is practically extraordinary among the nations.,"he said in Abakaliki.

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