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3 things that have changed since May 29

Expectations ran high for Buhari’s 100-day mark due to a document which listed the 100 things he supposedly planned to have achieved in Nigeria upon reaching the milestone.

 

President Muhammadu Buhari has spent 100 days in office since his inauguration on May 29, 2015.

Expectations ran high for Buhari’s 100-day mark due to a document which listed the 100 things he supposedly planned to have achieved in Nigeria upon reaching the milestone.

The Presidency has however denied that the were made by Buhari.

Nevertheless, here are three things that have changed since Buhari took office:

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