JUST IN: IBB Presents Autobiography in Abuja

According to the Nation Newspaper, heavy traffic gridlock has formed on the roads leading to the Transcorp Hilton Hotel in Abuja, the venue for the book launch of former military President, General Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida.

Numerous dignitaries and guests are finding it difficult to access the venue.

The book, titled “A Journey of Service,” is the long-awaited autobiography of the former military ruler. It is scheduled for public presentation at 11 am, chaired by former President Olusegun Obasanjo, with President Bola Ahmed Tinubu serving as the Special Guest of Honour.

As early as 8 am, security presence was significantly heightened within and around the hotel, with armed policemen, plain-clothed detectives, and security personnel directing both pedestrian and vehicular traffic.

Due to the congestion, many invitees chose to abandon their vehicles and walk to the Congress Hall, where the book launch is taking place.

Security operatives are facing a challenging task in managing traffic flow, while all invited guests are subjected to thorough searches. Those without invitation cards were politely turned away.

Sources within the Congress Hall reported that many guests were seated as early as 9 am, two hours ahead of the official program.

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One response to “JUST IN: IBB Presents Autobiography in Abuja”

  1. Dr Maxwell Avatar

    IBB has nothing tangible to write about because he’s the major architect of Nigeria misfortune.
    If Nigeria is a sane country the type of IBB should have been guillotined for his high level of criminality cum insincerity that he caused the country Nigeria..

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