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GMB supporter starts Donkey ride to Abuja

A creative innovator has decided to ride on his Donkey to Abuja to honour President-elect Muhammadu Buhari.

Behold the Donkey man

Those who have been complaining that Nigerians are not innovative, latching on to the season of trekking in the wake of the 2015 elections, must now eat their words because a man identified as Muhammadu, has decided to create a new trend by riding on a Donkey from Funtua in Katsina State, to the seat of the Federal Republic, Abuja, all in celebration of the victory of Gen. Muhammadu Buhari, in the March 28 presidential election.

Muhammadu who said he was so delighted that his townsman won the election, hopes to be in Abuja for the inauguration of the President-elect on May 29, 2015, together with his beast of labour.

Now you can be rest assured that Nigerians are very innovative!

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