
Nigerian politician Mohammed Ali Ndume, who has been the senator for the Borno South senatorial district since 2011, has responded on his official X account to a video he uploaded about the line of Nigerians waiting to receive gifts from the president yesterday at his Bourdillon residence.CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
President Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu usually gives gifts at his residence at Bourdillon every end of the year, even before he became the president, but what made Ndume write a tweet on the video was due to how long the queue of people who wanted to get something from the president was.

The exact words of Ndume read, “queues for presidential handouts at Bourdillon on Christmas Eve highlight a sobering reality: Poverty knows no tribe, religion, politics, or region. It is a universal challenge that demands collective action and sustainable solutions.CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>