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President Buhari to inaugurate naval games facility in Lagos
It read, “President @MBuhari visiting Lagos today, to flag-off the 12th Nigerian Navy Games, and commission the Navy’s new Sports Complex, in Navy Town, Ojo. #PMBinLagos #NigerianNavyGames2022.”
The President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd.), is visiting Lagos on Thursday to inaugurate the 12th Nigerian Navy Games as well as its new Sports Complex.
This is according to a tweet by the Presidency on Thursday morning.
It read, “President @MBuhari visiting Lagos today, to flag-off the 12th Nigerian Navy Games, and commission the Navy’s new Sports Complex, in Navy Town, Ojo. #PMBinLagos #NigerianNavyGames2022.”
Buhari is expected to be black to Abuja on the same day.
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