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Food vendors, others, raise millions for Buhari campaign
A group in Bauchi, under the aegis of Protein and Food Vendors Association on Tuesday donated N4.2 million to support the re-election campaign of President Muhammadu Buhari and Vice President Yemi Osinbajo.
The donation, the National Daily learnt, was presented to Vice President Osinbajo during the launching of the National Small and Medium Enterprise clinics, held in Bauchi.
Governor Mohammed Abubakar of Bauchi State, who announced the donation on behalf of the group, said the donors were impressed by the poverty alleviation programmes of the federal government, especially the Home – Grown School Feeding Programme.
The group said they were in support of the re-election of Messrs Buhari and Osinbajo so that the duo would continue the good work they had started.
Responding, the vice president thanked the group for the gesture, saying the donation was an indication that “people appreciate what the government is doing for them.”
He however directed that the money be ploughed back in developing primary schools in the state.
“Mr President Muhammadu Buhari and myself appreciate the gesture; we will also donate the money back to schools; we direct that the money be used in maintaining primary schools in the state,” he said.
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