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Cyclists arrive Abuja for President-elect’s inauguration [PHOTOS]

The group arrived in Abuja today, May 27, 2015 after departing from Buhari’s compound in Daura on May 11.

Pro-Buhari cyclists arrive Abuja from Katsina for President-elect's inauguration

A team of cyclists who embarked on a journey from Katsina State to Abuja for the inauguration of President-elect, Muhammadu Buhari have arrived at their destination.

Buhari is to be inaugurated on Friday, May 29, at the Eagle Square in Abuja.

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