Based on Nigerian law, the family of late former president Muhammadu Buhari will receive funds weekly and monthly There are also other benefits, which include free healthcare abroad, a five-bedroom furnished home, and a government-funded telephone line Buhari served as both a military and civilian leader, making his mark as one of the prominent Nigerian leaders.
According to Section 2 of the Remuneration of Former Presidents and Heads of State (and Other Ancillary Matters) Act, the family members of a deceased former Head of State are entitled to a range of monetary benefits and privileges funded by the Federal Government.
Monthly upkeep allowance: The surviving spouse is entitled to N350,000 per month, amounting to N4.2 million annually for personal upkeep. Education and family support allowance: The Federal Government will pay N1 million annually, disbursed in quarterly payments of N250,000, to support the spouse’s upkeep and fund the education of the late President’s children up to the university level.
Healthcare: The family will receive free medical care abroad, fully funded by the Federal Government. Annual vacation: The family is entitled to 30 days of vacation each year, within or outside Nigeria, at public expense. Official residence: The Federal Government will provide a fully furnished five-bedroom apartment at any location of the family’s choosing. Telecommunications support: The family will also receive one direct telephone line, with all expenses covered by the Federal Government.
