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Wale

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Joined October 2020
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As we embark on fasting and spiritual reflection, let us proceed, imbued with the spirit of sacrifice, self - discipline, goodwill, justice, tolerance, mercy, compassion and generousity that lie at the heart of Islam.

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Let us strive to emulate Prophet Muhammad's (SAW) example of humility, forgiveness, and service to others. May this Ramadan bring us all closer to Allah. May our fasting and prayers be accepted.


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May this holy month be a time of peace, unity, and harmony in Nigeria and for all humanity. Ramadan Mubarak to all Muslims in Nigeria and across the world!


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African neighbours, our friends in The Commonwealth, and from the other parts of the world who welcomed my election with heartwarming messages. This a good time to believe in the Nigerian dream; a good time to believe in our renewed hope. The Nigerian eagle shall fly high.

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I deeply appreciate the congratulatory messages that have come in from friends and well-wishers from home and abroad. The messages of goodwill and solidarity have been so overwhelming for me to mention you all by name. I am particularly grateful to many world leaders from our

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Following the announcement by @inecnigeria, I congratulate @officialABAT and the people of the Federal Republic of #Nigeria for a successful election.


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Earlier today, I paid the Oba of Lagos, Rilwanu Akiolu, a courtesy visit at the Iga-Iduganran Palace alongside Governor Sanwo-Olu, other monarchs, traditional leaders and well-wishers.

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I congratulate H.E. Mr. Bola Ahmed Tinubu for winning the Presidential elections. Look forward to further strengthening India-Nigeria bilateral relations under your leadership. @officialABAT


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People in #Nigeria, especially youth, showed their dedication to democracy. The Kingdom of the Netherlands congratulates President-elect @officialABAT and all political leaders for their participation. Peaceful and inclusive transition of power is key. 1/2


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Congratulations to @officialABAT on winning the Nigerian presidential election. I look forward to close cooperation. I'm convinced that 🇺🇦🇳🇬 bilateral interaction will be strengthened. 🇺🇦 is ready to work together to overcome global challenges, including threats to food security!


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Earlier today Senator Kashim Shettima and I received our certificate of return from the Independent Nationl Electoral Commission (INEC) signifying our successful election. I am humbled and I pledge to work to the utmost of my ability to make Nigeria better. Thank you Nigeria!

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Congratulations to @officialABAT on his victory in Nigeria. The UK-Nigeria relationship remains strong. I look forward to working together to grow our security and trade ties, opening up opportunities for businesses and creating prosperity in both our countries.


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Do not undermine the credibility of INEC. Let us now move forward as one. The people have spoken. God bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria.


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After a degree of polarization that necessarily accompanies any election, it is now time to come together and act responsibly. I call on all candidates to remember the peace pledge they signed just days before the election.


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To take to the streets means they are not doing it in the interest of the people, but rather to inflame, to put people in harm’s way and all for personal, selfish gains.


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If they cannot, then we must conclude that the election was indeed the people’s will – no matter how hard that may be for the losers to accept. If they feel the need to challenge, please take it to the courts, not to the streets.


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I know some politicians and candidates may not agree with this view. That too is fine. If any candidate believes they can prove the fraud they claim is committed against them, then bring forward the evidence.


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However, none of the issues registered represent a challenge to the freeness and fairness of the elections.


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That is not to say the exercise was without fault. For instance, there were technical problems with electronic transmission of the results. Of course, there will be areas that need work to bring further transparency and credibility to the voting procedure.


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Votes and those that cast them cannot be taken for granted. Each must be earned. Competition is good for our democracy. There is no doubt the people’s decision has been rendered in the results we look at today.


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