Tinubu to Buhari: I’ll remain your friend, ally even after your tenure
The presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Bola Ahmed Tinubu, has praised the Buhari-led administration for creating “lasting legacies” for the country and promised to remain his friend and ally even after his tenure in 2023. The APC presidential candidate stated this on Tuesday at the ongoing 3-day ministerial retreat for Ministers and […]
The presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Bola Ahmed Tinubu, has praised the Buhari-led administration for creating “lasting legacies” for the country and promised to remain his friend and ally even after his tenure in 2023.
The APC presidential candidate stated this on Tuesday at the ongoing 3-day ministerial retreat for Ministers and Permanent Secretaries in Abuja.
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He said the efforts made by the Buhari administration to set the country on the right path “after years of maladministration” would never be forgotten by Nigerians even long time after they have left.
According to a statement from his Media Office signed by Tunde Rahman, Tinubu said, “Thank you, President Buhari and may I say thank you on behalf of all Nigerians to your entire administration, represented by all present today. We supported you before your first day in office. I will remain your friend and ally even after your final day at the job.
“I can say this because I know the vision you hold for Nigeria. It is a good and uplifting one. I know the level of patriotic dedication with which you have served this nation. I know the things you have achieved.
“May I say this to you and to your entire team; the things you have done are important and enduring. Try as they might, no one can take those achievements away from you. Yet, it is the fate of the selfless worker to labor too hard and too long to write his own story. He would rather accomplish things for good of all than to focus attention on himself.”