Tinubu congratulates Jonathan on his 68th birthday – Tribune Online

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President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has congratulated former President Goodluck Jonathan on his 68th birthday.

Tinubu, in a statement signed by Bayo Onanuga, Special Adviser to the President, Information and Strategy, recalled “the simplicity and humility that define Dr. Jonathan’s leadership style, particularly his display of statesmanship during the 2015 presidential election, which strengthened Nigeria’s democracy and gave the nation pride of place.”

President Tinubu described the former president as a leader whose “statesmanship has continued to inspire many leaders even as he undertakes challenging international diplomatic responsibilities, particularly in promoting democratic culture and values ​​in Africa.”

The statement read: “The President joins family, friends and political associates in celebrating the former President on this special occasion and for his contributions to nation-building.

“President Tinubu highlights the simplicity and humility that define Dr. Jonathan’s leadership style, particularly his display of statesmanship during the 2015 presidential election, which strengthened Nigeria’s democracy and gave the nation pride of place.

“The President recalls his various meetings with the former President and the support and advice that made possible the rise of Dr. Jonathan, particularly in 2010, and the 2011 presidential election.

“President Tinubu believes that Dr. Jonathan’s statesmanship has continued to inspire many leaders even as he takes on challenging international diplomatic responsibilities, particularly in promoting democratic culture and values ​​in Africa.

“The President prays for the well-being of the former president, his wife Patience and the rest of his family.”

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