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Birthday Wishes: Saraki Greets Obasanjo

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By Abdulrahman Aliagan,  Abuja

Former Senate President, Dr Abubakar Bukola Saraki, has extended warm birthday wishes to the former President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Olusegun Obasanjo.

In a statement shared on his Twitter handle, Saraki expressed his admiration for Obasanjo’s leadership qualities, stating that his time working with him as Special Assistant on Budgetary Matters had greatly influenced his own approach to leadership and had served as a blueprint for many others.

The statement reads: “From the years spent by your side as your Special Assistant on Budgetary Matters, witnessing your leadership firsthand has not only shaped my own approach but has also served as an invaluable blueprint for many others.

“As the nation and the world celebrate with you today, Your Excellency, please accept heartfelt wishes from myself and my entire family. Happy Birthday, Sir! May your legacy of leadership and service continue to inspire generations to come.”

Obasanjo, a renowned statesman and former President of Nigeria, has been a key figure in the country’s political landscape. His contributions to the nation’s development, both during his time in office and in his post-presidential years, have earned him widespread respect and admiration.

As Nigerians join together to celebrate the former President’s birthday, messages of congratulations and well wishes have poured in from across the country. Various political and religious leaders, as well as members of the public, have expressed their appreciation for Obasanjo’s leadership and his commitment to nation-building.

Dr Abubakar Bukola Saraki, a prominent politician and former Senate President, shared his heartfelt message to Obasanjo, highlighting the significant impact the former President had on his own political career and leadership style. Saraki’s statement underscores the importance of Obasanjo’s leadership legacy, which continues to inspire both current and future generations.

As Obasanjo marks his special day, it is evident that his influence and impact on the Nigerian political landscape remain significant. His commitment to leadership, service, and nation-building will continue to stand as a guiding light for the generations to come.

   

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