Mamman Daura: Malam Mamman Daura, a veteran journalist and industrialist, is Buhari’s nephew. He was, among others, editor of the New Nigerian newspaper and later its managing director.
He is considered as one of the rare Buhari’s confidants and he was said to be one of the few individuals that played influential roles during the Buhari/Idiagbon regime in 1983.
His relationship with the president-elect is purely personal and non-political. He is seen as one of the few non-politicians that draw tremendous respect from Buhari. Though he was not actively involved in the electioneering of Buhari, he is never far from the president-elect.
Atiku Abubakar: Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar is another heavy weight that may likely have influence on Buhari.
Though he defected to the APC alongside the five PDP governors, Atiku is believed to have used his financial war chest during the March 28 and April 11 polls.
He is seen as one of the most experienced politicians from the North in the APC and therefore could play a key role in the administration.
His proposed choice as the party’s Board of Trustees chairman may not be unconnected with the fact that he’s one of the most senior politicians in APC coupled with his experience as vice president for eight years.
Rotimi Amaechi: Rivers State Governor Rotimi Amaechi is one of the Buhari die-hards. He endeared himself to the president-elect by serving as Buhari’s battering ram against PDP and Jonathan in the Niger Delta and in his role as director general of the Buhari presidential campaign. Even though he didn’t deliver his state to the APC during the presidential and governorship polls because of the famed federal might, Amaechi stills draws sympathy and tremendous respect from Buhari.
He is also believed to have utilized his enormous financial goodwill during the APC presidential primaries as well as during the presidential campaign for Buhari.
Theophillus Danjuma: Former Defence Minister retired General Theophillus Yakubu Danjuma is one of the individuals Buhari respects a lot.
A philanthropist and statesman, Danjuma is said to be passionate about Buhari’s anti-corruption antecedents and moral uprightness.
Though he is not in active politics, Danjuma is said to be among the few senior retired Generals that believed in Buhari’s ability in leading this country since he joined the presidential race in 2003.
He is believed to have used his vast financial muscle to contribute to Buhari’s campaigns.
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He is considered as one of the rare Buhari’s confidants and he was said to be one of the few individuals that played influential roles during the Buhari/Idiagbon regime in 1983.
His relationship with the president-elect is purely personal and non-political. He is seen as one of the few non-politicians that draw tremendous respect from Buhari. Though he was not actively involved in the electioneering of Buhari, he is never far from the president-elect.
Atiku Abubakar: Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar is another heavy weight that may likely have influence on Buhari.
Though he defected to the APC alongside the five PDP governors, Atiku is believed to have used his financial war chest during the March 28 and April 11 polls.
He is seen as one of the most experienced politicians from the North in the APC and therefore could play a key role in the administration.
His proposed choice as the party’s Board of Trustees chairman may not be unconnected with the fact that he’s one of the most senior politicians in APC coupled with his experience as vice president for eight years.
Rotimi Amaechi: Rivers State Governor Rotimi Amaechi is one of the Buhari die-hards. He endeared himself to the president-elect by serving as Buhari’s battering ram against PDP and Jonathan in the Niger Delta and in his role as director general of the Buhari presidential campaign. Even though he didn’t deliver his state to the APC during the presidential and governorship polls because of the famed federal might, Amaechi stills draws sympathy and tremendous respect from Buhari.
He is also believed to have utilized his enormous financial goodwill during the APC presidential primaries as well as during the presidential campaign for Buhari.
Theophillus Danjuma: Former Defence Minister retired General Theophillus Yakubu Danjuma is one of the individuals Buhari respects a lot.
A philanthropist and statesman, Danjuma is said to be passionate about Buhari’s anti-corruption antecedents and moral uprightness.
Though he is not in active politics, Danjuma is said to be among the few senior retired Generals that believed in Buhari’s ability in leading this country since he joined the presidential race in 2003.
He is believed to have used his vast financial muscle to contribute to Buhari’s campaigns.
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