The former governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Sanusi Lamido Sanusi has celebrated his brilliant son, Mustapha Lamido Sanusi, who bagged first class from UK Varsity.


Sunusi Lamido who is also the former emir of kano could be seen in photos with his wives, family and friends as they attended the graduation ceremony of Mustapha who bagged first class in Economics.
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Nigerians who saw the photos on social media reacted in different ways; Below are some we picked;
jnrpope: ” If I hear congratulations from NIGERIANS , ASUU still on strike una Dey hear Dey form Congratulations.”
chinweo_esq: “Most middle-class citizens send their kids to study abroad, its not politicians only Abeg. When we criticise lets do so justly. A significant number of private citizens have their kids studying abroad.”
mazi_guru:” All of these people, their children dey school for abroad and y’all will arguing and supporting them… Ndi ala.”
ayodeji_16:” This one will join CBN now, rise and become CBN Governor while ASUU are still on strike.”
izali1980:”Am just imagining the cost of packing a these no. Of people to UK at this period of flight hike. Na wao. None of their kids are in Naija university hence they don’t bother about d Asuu strike 🤔”
gee_prince1:The number of politicians and public figures children wey don graduate inside Asuu strike only don pass 100, more reason why Nigeria no fit better 😒”
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CREDIT: ALLSCHOOL, Linda Ikeji
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