Buhari in Lagos

Gov. Ambode and family receives President Buhari 
It was indeed a very pleasant sight for the real Yoruba people as the son of Gov. Ambode prostrates in the real Yoruba way to greet Mr President and welcome him.
But some others still feels it is an outdated way of showing respect.

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