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President arrives hometown, Daura (PHOTOS)

Buhari is expected to begin his official assignment in the state on Monday, as he would be back in Katsina that day.

 

The President’s plane was said to have arrived the Katsina airport at about 4.25 p.m.

Before he was flown in a chopper to Daura, he received at the airport by the State Governor, Alhaji Aminu Masari, and top federal and state government functionaries.

He is scheduled to declare open and participate in the Katsina State Economic and Investment Summit, aimed at diversifying the state’s ailing economy.

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The summit is scheduled to hold between Monday, May 9, through Wednesday, May 11. It is designed to attract investors and leaders of the corporate world, within and outside the country.

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