Presidential Media Chat: Direct Your Questions Via Twitter

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Nigerians can direct whatever question they have for president Muhammadu Buhari, in the ongoing presidential media chat, through Twitter, using the #AskBuhari.

These questions are to be sent in before the program ends and its to be addressed thirty minutes before the media chat ends.

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