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2019: President Buhari a very honest person, humble politician - Thisday's deputy managing director Komolafe hails

- President Muhammadu Buhari has been described as a politician with track record of honesty

- This Day newspaper's deputy managing director, Kayode Komolafe, made this comment when discussing issues related to 2019 general elections

- He further said the All Progressive Congress (APC) and its presidential candidate, President Buhari, are ready for the 2019 polls

President Muhammadu Buhari has been described as a politician with an enviable track record of honesty by This Day newspaper's deputy managing director, Kayode Komolafe, Vanguard reports.

Komolafe, speaking during a TV session on Arise TV on issues bordering on the national politics and the preparation of notable political characters that will be slugging it out in the February 2019 election, admitted that over the recent time, the country has witness legion of politicians.

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Legit.ng gathers that the Thisday' s managing director, however, described President Buhari as a special breed, considering his integrity and humility.

He further said the All Progressive Congress (APC) and its presidential candidate, President Buhari, are ready for the 2019 general elections.

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Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that Governor Willie Obiano of Anambra state had thanked President Muhammadu Buhari for the completion of Zik’s mausoleum in his country home, Onitsha.

Obiano spoke on Tuesday, January 8, when he inspected the mausoleum, noting that the completion was immeasurable honour to Anambra people and the entire southeast people.

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