Salisu Buhari

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I apologize to you. I apologize to the nation. I apologize to my family and friends for all the distress I have caused them. I was misled in error by a zeal to serve the nation, I hope the nation will forgive me and give me the opportunity to serve again.[ citation needed ]

He then resigned from House of Representatives.

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Salisu Buhari
Hon. Ibrahim Salisu Buhari (Speaker, House of Representative 1999 - 2000).jpg
7th Speaker of the House of Representatives of Nigeria
In office
3 June 1999 23 July 1999