Following his passing at the age of 82, some in Nigeria are of the view that former president Buhari who set a record as the first and only opposition candidate to defeat a sitting president, left a mixed legacy. His credentials as an incorruptible leader were somehow tested during his eight years in office when he refused to float the naira and remove a costly subsidy on petrol. So how should the people of Nigeria and the global community remember him? For more on his legacy and what he stood for, we are joined by……

GUEST (Nigeria): Professor Eghosa Osaghae, Director General of the Nigerian Institute of International Affairs