The body of the former Nigerian leader to fly home and was buried in Daura

The body of Former President of Nigeria Mohammadu Buhari, who is 82 years old in London clinic on Sunday, needs to fly home in his homeland in Katsin.

Katsina State Governor Dikko, who returned to Nigeria on Monday morning, in London’s family of Buhari family, said that 50 miles (80 km) will be buried in the city of Daura.

Nigerian Vice President Kashim Shettima is in London and Bharari’s back to Nigeria.

“Based on my discussions with the family, preparations for the nearest people near the body, the body continues to return to Nigeria,” Radda said.

“What I have gathered so far, the body will happen tomorrow at 12:00 (Tuesday) and the funeral of 2pm.”

According to him, the burial on Monday, the burial, the more people were postponed to be allowed to participate, he said.

Buhari’s house in Daura is already mourning as those who wait for their friends, family and good wishes.

After the Vice President came to London on Monday morning, it also confirmed that Bushari was a recent place in social media.

He said that Bhari was dead after a short disease without detecting another, but former president had been suffering from bad health for years.

Although the former president, there will be no state funeral. According to Islamic teachings, Buhari will be buried as soon as possible in a simple ceremony, and told Islamic cleric Abdullahi Garangamawa BBC.

Prices became the first opposition leader, the first opposition leader, head of Nigeria twice as the first opposition leader – a large military leader and the elected president.

Former President Goodluck Jonathan, who defeated by Buhari in 2015, was “as one of the task of his position and described the leader as someone who served his position and deep patriotism.”

Former military ruler, General Ibrahim Babangida, who overthrew Buhari in 1985 coup, also praised Oktogenaria.

“He is a scholarship, even a person who retired, and a modesty in public life,” Babanganga said.

The funeral prayer in Daura was expected to attend President Bola Ahmet Tinubu, the seven-day national mourning mourning in honor of his predecessor.

In a statement on Sunday evening, Tinubu said he would pay his last respect for the last respect of the previous leader of the nation’s previous leader, all national flags will pay their last respect to the semi-mast.