See why Buhari's second tenure inauguration was low key

The swearing in of President Buhari second term into office was a very low-key ceremony with no international leaders present to grace the occasion.

This incident has sparked a debate among members of the public with several questions left unanswered.

Well here are some likely answers to those questions.

The Nigeria’s minister of Information and Culture, Lai Mohammed on May 20th had revealed as regards the May 29th inauguration that:

“The Federal Executive Council decided, at its meeting on Wednesday, May 8th, 2019, to have a low-key presidential inauguration on May 29th, and then defer the celebration that comes with it to the June 12 Democracy Day.”

"Since the first observance of June 12 as Democracy Day falls in an election year, and as a measure to sustain June 12 as Democracy Day, the celebration of the inauguration and the advancement of democracy in the country will now take place on June 12."

Speaking on the absence of world leaders during the presidential inauguration, Mr President said that the world leaders would be invited instead to the ceremonies that will mark the observance of the Democracy Day on June 12. The President further commented that invitations have since been sent out to them."

He added: "Wednesday, June 12th will start off with a parade at the Eagle Square, and the Democracy Day program will wrap up with a Dinner and Gala Night at the State House Conference Centre."