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President Elect 2023 Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu..........Congratulations To You Sir....πŸ‘πŸ‘πŸ‘πŸ‘πŸ™ŒπŸ™ŒπŸ™ŒπŸ™ŒπŸ™Œ

Congratulations To a man whom honour is due, a visionary, a mastermind, a strategist, a servant leader, who has served in all capacity to now become the 16th President of the Federal Republic Nigeria.


A man who made Lagos, a state to be admired, envied and respected…..A man that surrounds himself with youthful, self-motivating, brilliant Nigerian minds.

 


Good Christians and Good Muslims will always be together, Bad Christians and bad Muslims will always be together… Because we forget that GOD almighty is the chooser of Kings His grace is abound. This is the Lord’s doing and it’s marvellous in our sights


Below is the Full Speech of  Our President Elect Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu.


“THE ERA OF RENEWED HOPE“

By The President-Elect
of the Federal Republic of Nigeria,
Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu

March 1, 2023


My fellow Nigerians,

I am profoundly humbled that you have elected me to serve as the 16th President of our beloved Republic. This is a shining moment in the life of any man and affirmation of our democratic existence. From my heart, I say thank you.


Whether you are Batified, Atikulated, Obidient, Kwankwasiyya, or have any other political affiliation, you voted for a better, more hopeful nation and I thank you for your participation and dedication to our democracy.


You decided to place your trust in the democratic vision of a Nigeria founded on shared prosperity and one nurtured by the ideals of unity, justice, peace and tolerance. Renewed hope has dawned in Nigeria.


We commend INEC for running a free and fair election. The lapses that did occur were relatively few in number and were immaterial to the final outcome. With each cycle of elections, we steadily perfect this process so vital to our democratic life.


Today, Nigeria stands tall as the giant of Africa. It shines even brighter as the continent’s biggest democracy.


I thank all who supported my campaign. From President Buhari who adeptly led my campaign as its chairman, to my Vice Presidential Candidate, Senator Kashim Shettima.

To the progressive governors of our party and this nation, to the party leadership, to our loyal party members. I owe you a debt of gratitude. To the entire campaign organisation, I thank you sincerely.


I thank my loving wife and dear family whose support was ceaseless and inspiring. Without you, this victory would not be possible.


I am grateful to Almighty God. By His mercy, I was born a son of Nigeria and through His sublime purpose, I find myself the victor of this election. May He grant me the wisdom and courage to lead the nation to the greatness He alone has destined for it.


Finally, I thank the Nigerian people for their abiding belief in our democracy. I shall be a fair leader to all Nigerians. I will be in tune with your aspirations, charge up your energies and harness your talents to deliver a nation that we can be proud of.


To my fellow candidates, former VP Atiku, former governor Kwankwaso, former governor Obi and all others, I extend the hand of friendship. This was a competitive, high-spirited campaign.


You have my utmost respect.

Political competition must now give way to political conciliation and inclusive governance.


During the election, you may have been my opponent but you were never my enemy. In my heart, you are my brothers.


Still, I know some candidates will be hard put to accept the election results. It is your right to seek legal recourse. What is neither right nor defensible is for anybody to resort to violence. Any challenge to the electoral outcome should be made in a court of law, and not in the streets.


I also ask my supporters to let peace reign and tensions fade. We ran a principled, peaceful and progressive campaign. The aftermath of our campaign must be as benign.


Yes, there are divisions amongst us that should not exist. Many people are uncertain, angry and hurt; I reach out to every one of you. Let the better aspects of our humanity step forward at this fateful moment. Let us begin to heal and bring calm to our nation.


Now, to you, the young people of this country, I hear you loud and clear. I understand your pains, your yearnings for good governance, a functional economy and a safe nation that protects you and your future.


I am aware that for many of you, Nigeria has become a place of abiding challenges, limiting your ability to see a bright future for yourselves.


Remodelling our precious national home requires the harmonious efforts of all of us, especially the youth. Working together, we shall move this nation as never before.


My running mate, Vice President-elect Shettima, and I understand the challenges ahead. More importantly, we also understand and deeply value the talent and innate goodness of you, the Nigerian people. We pledge to listen and to do the difficult things, the big deeds, that put us on the path of irreversible progress. Hold us firmly to account, but please give us a chance first.


Together, we shall build a brighter and more productive society for today, tomorrow and for years to come.


Today, you have given me the greatest honour you can bestow on one man.

In return, I will give you my utmost as your next President and Commander-in-chief. Peace, unity and prosperity shall be the cornerstones of the society we intend to build. When you gaze upon what we shall accomplish in the coming years, you shall speak with pride at being a Nigerian.


I thank you all.


God bless you all.
God bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria.


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  1. Congratulations My President… I Pray GOD Almighty grant you exceptional health, strength and wisdom to rule Nigeria…. Asiwaju Sir, you’ll be better and greater than any president before you…. Amen

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