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Buhari’s Daughter Bags 1st-Class From Foreign Varsity – Photos

Posted by: AbubakarMuhd in Metro life, Politics Comments Off on Buhari’s Daughter Bags 1st-Class From Foreign Varsity – Photos

Aisha Hanan Buhari, one of the daughters of President Muhammadu Buhari, has graduated with a first-class degree.

The president’s wife disclosed this in a tweet on Tuesday.

“Alhamdulillah ! Today I was joined by family members, friends and well wishers for the graduation of my daughter, Aisha M Buhari Jnr who graduated with a first class degree,” she wrote.

@aishambuhari
Alhamdulillah ! Today I was joined by family members, friends and well wishers for the graduation of my daughter, Aisha M Buhari

The first lady neither stated the course her daughter studied nor the name of the university.

Three years ago, the proud mother shared pictures of her children graduating from universities in the United Kingdom.

Below are pictures from the graduation ceremony:

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