Muhammadu Buhari’s life tracked dramatic changes in politics in Nigeria over the last five decades – and he was often at the center of events.

The former Nigerian President, who died at the age of 82 on Sunday, became the country’s military leader after a coup, imprisoned by a new jute, then decades later he started himself to win the presidential post in a democratic election.

Most of Buhari’s life were often played publicly, playing dark glasses or thick, black-frame glasses, traditional janna caps and a broad smile.

Buhari – In 1977, in 1977, Sweden Karl XVI Gustaf and Saudi Arabia’s Sheikh Ahmed Zaki Yamani were depicted in 1977 – in 1977 – started his military career directly out of school.

By the time this picture was taken, Buhari had increased to become a regional military commander.

A few years later, in 1983, the soldiers chose President Shehu Shagri.

Although Buhari played the role of a military ruler, he refused to attach the coup, stating that he was established only by senior commanders, which required a figurehead. Other accounts have described Buhari as a more active role in the acquisition.

After two years of iron-fisted regime, Buhari, the characteristic of crusade against corruption and various human rights violations, was excluded by Buhari himself. The new jute placed him under the arrest of the house for three years.

In 2003, decades away from politics, Buhari decided that another had to go to the country.

This time, he bid for the top job through a democratic election – the All Nigerian People’s Party (ANPP).

Here he can be seen on the right, with his ongoing partner Khuba Okadigbo and ANPP President Don Etibet.

Buhari was well beaten by Olusagun Obasanjo in 2003, and he scored two other unsuccessful runs for the presidency in 2007 and 2011.

Despite these unsuccessful dialects, he stored supporters, including disgruntled youth, with his vows to fight corruption and insecurity.

Buhari was particularly popular in the north of Nigeria, in the area in which he was born.

Here, during the 2015 elections, an indication displayed in Kaduna city tells the passers -by that the locals will only vote for “Baba” Buhari.

Buhari was eventually selected in 2015, making President Gudlaq Jonathan the best.

He made history, became the first opposition candidate to win the general election.

Historical moment in which Jonathan calls Buhari The camera was captured.

But after finally assuming office, Buhari’s first term was Rocky. The economy entered the recession for the first time in a decade and piled up the security crisis.

When Buhari’s wife – depicted below – publicly criticized his administration, President He expressed displeasure by saying that she was related to the kitchen,

Despite the challenges of his first term, Buhari was re -elected in 2019.

As the chairman of one of the largest economies in Africa, he traveled to the world, attended the high-profile summit and met his fellow heads.

In 2015, a Commonwealth leaders welcomed Bahri by Queen Elizabeth among a Commonwealth leaders.

Earlier in 2015, he was welcomed by the then US President Barack Obama to the White House.

After his death, in a London clinic, Buhari is being remembered by some people as a person who broke the promises of his campaign and crushed dissatisfaction.

By others, he was the champion of the order who tried his best among a useless political system.

In a tribute to his old rival, Jonathan described Buhari as someone who was “selfless in his commitment to his duty and served the country with a deep sense of character and patriotism”.