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Tinubu Storms Zamfara, Supports Boko Haram Victims With N50m

Tinubu Storms Zamfara

OpenLife Nigeria reports that former Governor of Lagos State and Chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Bola Ahmed Tinubu, on Thursday, January 13, stormed Zamfara State,  north west Nigeria.

His mission, this online medium gathered, was to commiserate with victims of Boko Haram’s recent assault where about 200 people were reportedly killed.

The wealthy politician who is known for his generousity  was said to have supported the victims with a whopping N50 million.

While departing the state, supporters were seen around him, singing his praise.

Only last week, Tinubu met President Buhari to intimate him of his 2023 presidential aspiration.

 

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