Photos: President Buhari commissions Zik Mausoleum in Anambra

Photos: President Buhari commissions Zik Mausoleum in Anambra



President Buhari commissioned the Zik Mausoleum in honour of Late Dr Nnamdi Azikwe in Onitsha Anambra State today January 24th. 
The project initi­ated the Sani Abacha regime shortly after the death of Dr. Nnamdi Azikiwe, the first President of Nigeria. The project was in recogni­tion of Azikiwe's immense contributions to national development and the country’s independence.

Photos: President Buhari commissions Zik Mausoleum in AnambraPhotos: President Buhari commissions Zik Mausoleum in AnambraPhotos: President Buhari commissions Zik Mausoleum in AnambraPhotos: President Buhari commissions Zik Mausoleum in AnambraPhotos: President Buhari commissions Zik Mausoleum in AnambraPhotos: President Buhari commissions Zik Mausoleum in AnambraPhotos: President Buhari commissions Zik Mausoleum in Anambra

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