Former President Buhari Sends Message To Tinubu, Nigerians

Former President Muhammadu Buhari has conveyed his greetings to President Bola Tinubu and the people of Nigeria on the occasion of Nigeria’s 63rd Independence anniversary.

The statement from the ex-president reads:

Leading Nigeria One Of Hardest Challenges In Life – Buhari

“On the occasion of the nation’s independence anniversary, I send my warm greetings to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and the people of Nigeria.

“For 63 years, Nigeria continues to inspire the rest of the continent with the creativity and diversity of its citizens, and now, a long span of democratic rule. I’m very optimistic that democracy as a system of government will continue to gain strength, year after year, in our nation.
“Happy Anniversary.”


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