Aisha to unveil Presidential Diary Magazine tomorrow

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By Tobias Lengnan Dapam

Nigeria’s First Lady, Aisha Buhari is set to officially unveil the Presidential Diary Magazine tomorrow.
A statement issued yesterday in Abuja by the Chairman, Editorial Board of the magazine, Muhammed Tukur, said the unveiling will also celebrate the second anniversary of the magazine which debuted 2 years ago to promote and project the silent revolutionary change of political power that ushered in Muhammadu Buhari’s administration and subsequent landmark achievements of the administration.
It added that other dignitaries to grace the occasion include; Minister of Justice, Alhaji Abubakar Malami, Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed.
The statement added that the anniversary celebration will feature lecture on “democracy, political stability and national development.”
“ The lecture will also discuss and X-ray the mid- term score card of Buhari’s administration with a view to recommending action plans that government needs to put in place to ensure the timely delivery of the dividends of of democracy”, the statement said.

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