Nigeria has lost the one brought to us to set a solid foundation for greatness - Ibinabo


AGN president, Ibinabo Fiberesima Egbuka, who believed and campaigned tirelessly for GEJ says Nigeria has lost 'the one who was brought to us to get a solid foundation for greatness. 
“He is a very good man. Nigeria has just lost the one who was brought to us to set a solid foundation for greatness. The reactionary forces overwhelmed him especially from within. My friend and brother 'GEJ’ is a good man. It is well with him.
We fought a good fight. Thanks to all of you who believed in him. It was not a wasted confidence. He has more to give to the world. Once again I say thank you. Congratulations Gen. Muhammadu Buhari and the APC. 

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