Former President Muhammadu Buhari, Friday, followed up his public statement with a phone call to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, in which he personally passed on his best wishes for a happy 72nd birthday to the President.
According to a statement by his media aide, Garba Shehu, Buhari in the course of the conversation, said he was fully committed to the success of the APC administration under President Tinubu.
“In this regard, President Buhari prayed profusely for Tinubu’s success, saying that praying for a leader is imperative as his success and well-being are for the nation (everyone), adding that the accomplishments of the new administration must be seen as national achievements,” Shehu stated.
Ex-President Buhari, In A Personal Call Says He Stands With Tinubu
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