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Muhammadu Buhari is no longer among us.
Bashir Ahmad, his former assistant, was said to have posted on X on Sunday, July 13, 2025, to proclaim the former president’s death.
“Muhammadu Buhari, GCFR, passed away this afternoon in a London clinic, according to the former president’s family,” he tweeted.
May he be welcomed by Allah in Aljannatul Firdaus. “Amin.”
President Buhari was well-known for his anti-corruption policies and attempts to stabilize the economy. He led Nigeria as its military leader from 1983 to 1985 before becoming its civilian president from 2015 to 2023.
In accordance with Islamic customs, the family is anticipated to share further information about the funeral plans.
Meanwhile, former President Muhammadu Buhari’s Special Assistant on Media and Publicity, Garba Shehu, has disclosed that during his time there, his former principal cut important government spending and turned down numerous expensive presents.
Shehu described a number of occasions in his recently published memoir, “According to the President: Lessons from a Presidential Spokesperson’s Experience,” which was introduced in Abuja on Tuesday, where Buhari refused ostentatious perks like a fleet of armored cars worth ₦400 million and a wristwatch adorned with diamonds.
Shehu recalled that Buhari spoke to senior executives of a large construction firm that worked on federal projects in 2015. “The former president read the Riot Act over padded contracts and kickbacks,” he stated.
When a delegation of the Board of Directors of the massive construction company that manages government contracts like roads, railroads, bridges, and facilities management visited him at the State House on November 6, 2015, he said, “It was an opportunity to clearly communicate this message to senior government officials and the business community.”
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The team, led by (name withheld), a former Group Chair of Shell Nigeria, was told by him: “We have been informed that percentage cuts, 10 percent or more, are built into your contracts, to be shared among government leaders and civil servants.” This needs to end. We’re not going to take kickbacks.
Buhari went on, “We have also been informed that you, as handlers of major contracts, build homes for government leaders,” Shehu said. You purchase and care for pricey vehicles on behalf of the recipients.
