The
social media seems to be the hub of strong political discussions in
Nigeria with Buhari as the topic of discussions under hilarious
nicknames.
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President Muhammadu Buhari
President Muhammadu Buhari, the 5th civilian president of Nigeria
is to Nigerians what they deem him to be. To this end, many Nigerians
prefer to call him some names owing to his background, political life,
and the how the nation has fared under his one year administration.
However, many make mockery and humour of situations to christen the
president 73 years after his official christening by parents.
Here are some funny names Nigerians call President Muhammadu Buhari:
(1) Sai Baba
This is the slogan, used majorly during the electioneering campaign in 2015. And till today, Northerners use the word frequently to praise the president. In one of his visits to Kaduna State months after election, the chants of ‘Sai Baba’ rented the air and this has stuck as one of Mr President’s name.
(2) Baba go slow
As the name implies, Buhari has been labelled a slow president in many quarters. The name became rampant during the one-year celebration of his ascension to office. Is Baba actually slow? That is left to you to judge.
(3) Goro President
Goro in Hausa language is kola and many northerners are known for consuming it. The name is rampant among southerner, especially for northern traders. Being a northerner, President Buhari has nbeen named a Goro President.
(4) Anti-corruption
Since assuming power, President Buhari’s anti-corruption war has been ‘well fought.’ With the arrest of prominent names such as Femi Fani Kayode, Sambo Dasuki, Olisa Metuh, Lawal Jafaru Isa and others, Buhari has earned himself a new name; Anti-corruption.
(5) Bubu
A name derived from 'Bu-hari'. This name is very popular among social media commentators.
(6) Daura Dullard
President Buhari's certificate saga has been on for a while. Many believed he has no WAEC certificate and this has earned him a new name - Daura Dullard.
(7) Ajala the traveler
In his first year in office, President Muhammadu Buhari embarked upon 29 foreign trips despite the myriad of challenges facing the country. Many accused him of staying of staying off the country more than he stays at home. For this, the president has been named Ajala the traveler.
(8) Old Soja
This parlance is usually reserved for retired military officers in Nigeria. Being a former military president, the name seem to be well justified.
(9) Baba Zahra
President Buhari is being addressed as such because of one of his pretty daughters, Zahra, whose beauty was in the spotlight during her father’s campaigns and after.
Here are some funny names Nigerians call President Muhammadu Buhari:
(1) Sai Baba
This is the slogan, used majorly during the electioneering campaign in 2015. And till today, Northerners use the word frequently to praise the president. In one of his visits to Kaduna State months after election, the chants of ‘Sai Baba’ rented the air and this has stuck as one of Mr President’s name.
(2) Baba go slow
As the name implies, Buhari has been labelled a slow president in many quarters. The name became rampant during the one-year celebration of his ascension to office. Is Baba actually slow? That is left to you to judge.
(3) Goro President
Goro in Hausa language is kola and many northerners are known for consuming it. The name is rampant among southerner, especially for northern traders. Being a northerner, President Buhari has nbeen named a Goro President.
(4) Anti-corruption
Since assuming power, President Buhari’s anti-corruption war has been ‘well fought.’ With the arrest of prominent names such as Femi Fani Kayode, Sambo Dasuki, Olisa Metuh, Lawal Jafaru Isa and others, Buhari has earned himself a new name; Anti-corruption.
(5) Bubu
A name derived from 'Bu-hari'. This name is very popular among social media commentators.
(6) Daura Dullard
President Buhari's certificate saga has been on for a while. Many believed he has no WAEC certificate and this has earned him a new name - Daura Dullard.
(7) Ajala the traveler
In his first year in office, President Muhammadu Buhari embarked upon 29 foreign trips despite the myriad of challenges facing the country. Many accused him of staying of staying off the country more than he stays at home. For this, the president has been named Ajala the traveler.
(8) Old Soja
This parlance is usually reserved for retired military officers in Nigeria. Being a former military president, the name seem to be well justified.
(9) Baba Zahra
President Buhari is being addressed as such because of one of his pretty daughters, Zahra, whose beauty was in the spotlight during her father’s campaigns and after.
Credit: NigerianBulletin
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