PHOTOS: Shehu Shagari's Body Leaves National Hospital Abuja For Sokoto

The body of Shehu Shagari, a former Nigerian President, has arrived Sokoto.

Shagari passed on on Friday evening at the National Hospital in Abuja. See Also Breaking News BREAKING: Former President Shehu Shagari Dies At 93 0 Comments 22 Hours Ago

He was 93 years old at the time of his death.

The late Shehu Shagari, leaving the National Hospital, Abuja.     

His body arrived Sokoto from the National Hospital, Abuja, on Saturday and was received by Aminu Tambuwal, Governor of Sokoto State.

The funeral prayer for his burial in Shagari town, Sokoto, is currently ongoing.

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