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How Sallah Was Celebrated At The Presidential Villa

Among the vice president’s entourage were the National Security Adviser, Col. Sambo Dasuki; the Acting Inspector General of Police, Mr Suleiman Abba, and former Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) National Chairman, Bello Haliru.

To mark the 2014 Sallah celebration, the Muslim community led by Nigeria's Vice President, Namadi Sambo paid a visit to President Goodluck Jonathan at the Villa yesterday, Saturday October 4, 2014.

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Others who joined the entourage included Primate of the Anglican Church of Nigeria, the Most Rev. Nicholas Okoh; former Speaker of the House of Representatives, Ghali Na’Abba, the Deputy Chief Imam of Federal Capital Territory, Ahmed Onilewura.

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