Photos: APC senators all smiles as they pay President Buhari a solidarity visit


Photos: APC senators all smiles as they pay President Buhari a solidarity visit
The 53 APC senators in the Nigerian senate, last night paid a solidarity visit to President Buhari at the presidential villa. The visist came a day after 15 senators who came into the upper chamber as members of the APC, defected to PDP and ADC.
They were led to the meeting by the party's National chairman, Adams Oshiomole.
Among the senators were Shehu Sani, Remi Tinubu, Ali Ndume, Lanre Tejuoso and many others. See more photos below
Photos: APC senators all smiles as they pay President Buhari a solidarity visitPhotos: APC senators all smiles as they pay President Buhari a solidarity visitPhotos: APC senators all smiles as they pay President Buhari a solidarity visitPhotos: APC senators all smiles as they pay President Buhari a solidarity visitPhotos: APC senators all smiles as they pay President Buhari a solidarity visitPhotos: APC senators all smiles as they pay President Buhari a solidarity visitPhotos: APC senators all smiles as they pay President Buhari a solidarity visitPhotos: APC senators all smiles as they pay President Buhari a solidarity visitPhotos: APC senators all smiles as they pay President Buhari a solidarity visitPhotos: APC senators all smiles as they pay President Buhari a solidarity visitPhotos: APC senators all smiles as they pay President Buhari a solidarity visitPhotos: APC senators all smiles as they pay President Buhari a solidarity visit
Photos: APC senators all smiles as they pay President Buhari a solidarity visitPhotos: APC senators all smiles as they pay President Buhari a solidarity visitPhotos: APC senators all smiles as they pay President Buhari a solidarity visit

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