The governor of Kaduna State and one time minister of the Federal Capital territory took to social media to list the figures spent by Jonathan's administration on Independence Celebrations...He says the former president spent a total of N64 billion naira while incumbent president,Buhari has spent 70m for his first independence celebration as president ..
Nigerians reacted on his page and while some were amazed at the figure,many wondered why he didn't list the amount spent by presidents before Jonathan..
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