In a moment that left the audience both inspired and emotional, a young boy named Muhammadu Buhari stole the show during the launch of the book “According to the President: Lessons from a Presidential Spokesman’s Experience.” His captivating performance and uncanny resemblance — in speech and mannerisms — to the former President of the same name drew admiration from dignitaries, journalists, and guests alike.
But what followed was even more remarkable.
Deeply moved by the boy’s talent and confidence, Alhaji Lawal Garba, Chairman and CEO of Trobell Nigeria, announced a full scholarship in support of his education.
As part of the scholarship package, Alhaji Garba committed to funding:
- The remainder of Muhammadu Buhari’s primary education
- Six years of fully paid secondary school education, with his parents free to choose any school they prefer
- And, if he successfully completes his WAEC exams, full university sponsorship
This incredible gesture goes beyond financial support — it is a vote of confidence in a child’s future, a recognition of rare potential, and a beacon of hope for others.
The generous act has been praised as a reminder that moments of inspiration should be matched with action. The scholarship, made possible through the goodwill of Alhaji Garba, serves as a powerful call to all Nigerians: support the dreams of the younger generation and help write new stories of success and transformation.
Young Muhammadu Buhari’s shining moment has not only earned applause — it has opened doors. And in doing so, it reminds us that greatness often begins with a stage and a little belief.
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