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Buhari, El-Rufai’s re-election is certain - Senator Gerei

- Senator Abubakar Gerei, a leader in the APC, has said the reelection of President Muhammadu Buhari and Governor Nasir el-Rufia is certain

- The senator said Buhari is a reelection cannot be stopped by the opposition

- Gerei said the president's performance is better than the PDP's wasted years

Senator Abubakar Gerei, a chieftain of the All Progressive Congress (APC) in Adamawa, has said the reelection of President Muhammadu Buhari and Governor Nasir El-Rufia is sure.

The senator made this known at media briefing in Kaduna, saying Buhari’s second term cannot be threatened by any opposition group, Leadership reports.

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Gerei said the president’s performance in the past three and half years is much more better that the years the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) wasted, saying Buhari has been able to build confidence with masses.

He said: “He averred that President Buhari had performed creditable well within the past three and half years compared to the wasted years of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).

“President Buhari has been able to build confidence on the minds of an average Nigerian particularly the ordinary masses who will vote him again.

“Under his leadership, the spate of bombing and other social vices has reduced to the barest minimum and will get better when he gets reelected in February.

“By every available indices, I have no doubt in my mind whatsoever that President Buhari will be reelected. It is also going to have effect on the governors, and I can tell you that even Governor El-Rufai will also be reelected”.

The senator, however, said that though some things may not perfect yet, the president still has a strong commitment to make them better.

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that Bashir Ahmad, the media aide Buhari said that the president had approved a reduction in the cost of forms for final year secondary school and post-secondary school examinations.

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Ahmad disclosed that the cost of Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB) forms has been reduced from N5,000 to N3,500 while the cost of National Examination Council (NECO) forms was reduced from N11,350 to N9,850

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