Nigerians Can Live Anywhere In The Country Without Restrictions – Buhari

President Muhammadu Buhari Saturday in Daura, Katsina State,
said Nigerians have the constitutional right to live, work and
raise their families in any part of the country without
restrictions.

Receiving the Governor of Katsina State, Aminu Masari, at his
country home as part of the Eid-el-Kabir celebrations, President
Buhari reiterated that the Federal Government would guarantee the
security of everyone in the country, and ensure protection of all
from harassments by reasons of their states of origin, tribes or
ethnic backgrounds.

Assuring all Nigerians of their safety, Mr. Buhari said: “Every
Nigerian has a right to live, work and thrive in any part of the
country, irrespective of their backgrounds.’’

Speaking to journalists after the visit, Governor Masari said
President Buhari had brought “so much honour and pride” to his home
state by living a life of “integrity, fairness and kindness to all,
a reflection of his fear of God.”

He said Mr. Buhari’s leadership style had attracted positive
global attention to the state, and the country, praying that God
would continue to uphold him in good health.

The governor was accompanied on the visit by the Emir of Daura,
Faruk Umar Faruk, and members of his cabinet.

President Muhammadu Buhari Saturday in Daura, Katsina State,
said Nigerians have the constitutional right to live, work and
raise their families in any part of the country without
restrictions.

Receiving the Governor of Katsina State, Aminu Masari, at his
country home as part of the Eid-el-Kabir celebrations, President
Buhari reiterated that the Federal Government would guarantee the
security of everyone in the country, and ensure protection of all
from harassments by reasons of their states of origin, tribes or
ethnic backgrounds.

Assuring all Nigerians of their safety, Mr. Buhari said: “Every
Nigerian has a right to live, work and thrive in any part of the
country, irrespective of their backgrounds.’’

Speaking to journalists after the visit, Governor Masari said
President Buhari had brought “so much honour and pride” to his home
state by living a life of “integrity, fairness and kindness to all,
a reflection of his fear of God.”

He said Mr. Buhari’s leadership style had attracted positive
global attention to the state, and the country, praying that God
would continue to uphold him in good health.

The governor was accompanied on the visit by the Emir of Daura,
Faruk Umar Faruk, and members of his cabinet.