FIVE men have vowed to trek from Nigeria to Saudi Arabia to
celebrate the victory of the president-elect, Muhammadu Buhari, in the
March 28 presidential poll.
Speaking with newsmen in Bauchi on
Sunday, the five men. Mohammed Inuwa, 45; Dahiru Aminu, 33; Abdullahi
Usseini, 45; Abubakar Danjuma, 45; and Kabiru Saleh , 35, explained that
their decision to embark on the foot journey was fuelled by their
undying love for the Buhari.
Speaking on their behalf, Inuwa said, “He has tried to be president for 12 years, but Allah did not make it to be possible.
“We believe he always won, because, he had the support of the majority.
This time around, Allah has given him the power and so, we decided to
trek to
Mecca by road to register our unflinching support to General Buhari”
They said they were ready to give their lives for the mission, but “we
pray Allah will protect and guide us because we are committed to show
our appreciation to General Buhari.”
The men said they had
consulted widely with families and friends and had made adequate
preparations for the journey, which they estimated would take them at
least three months and would see them transverse countries of Chad,
Sudan before reaching their destination in Mecca.
The men said
that they hoped to begin their trek on May 30, a day after Buhari’s
swearing-in and asked Nigerians to pray for them to succeed in their
mission
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