A Nigeria’s House of Representatives member has celebrated his daughter’s secondary school graduation by gifting her a brand new multi million Naira Sport Utility Vehicle (SUV).
Hon Yusuf Gagdi from Plateau, North Central Nigeria had surprised the teenage daughter, Aisha Yusuf Gagdi who graduated from the elite Lead British International School in the nation’s capital, Abuja with the expensive ride.
The lawmaker’s daughter was said to have put up an excellent performance in her Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examinations (UTME), attracting the luxurious gift.
“Today, I attended my amazing daughter’s graduation ceremony. Watching you, my dear daughter, walk across that stage fills my heart with immense pride and love.
“I celebrate your achievements and the strength you’ve shown. Here’s to a future filled with endless possibilities and happiness. Congratulations, my shining star!”, the parliament who shared photos from the graduation ceremony on his Instagram on Saturday wrote.
This comes at a time when Nigerians are planning a peaceful protest against the APC-led government accused of presiding over high cost of living in the West African country.
In a move to avert the protest scheduled to hold next month, the parliamentarians adopted a motion seeking slash in reduction of their salaries to 50% in a bid to mitigate the hardship facing several Nigerian families.
Nigerian National Assembly membership have been accused of insensitivity and opulent display of wealth as majority of citizens face growing hardship.
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