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Democracy Day: Buhari Sets To Address The Nation @ 7AM

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NAIJA NEWS: Democracy Day: Buhari Sets To Address The Nation @ 7AM [New Naija News] » Naijacrawl
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As Nigerian will be celebrating the country democracy day tomorrow June 12, President Buhari has set to broadcast the nation by 7am tomorrow.

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This was made known through the twitter handle of one of the presidential aides; Tolu Ogunlesi today.

The aide tweeted:

To commemorate Nigeria’s Democracy Day, President @MBuhari will broadcast to the nation on Friday, June 12, 2020 at 7am. TV and radio stations enjoined to hook up to network services of @NTANewsNow & @radionigeriahq.

It will be noted that the democracy day date was changed from May 29 to June 12 by President Buhari last year.

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