President Muhammadu Buhari is set to deliver a farewell broadcast today as he concludes his eight-year tenure as President and Commander-in-Chief of the armed forces. The farewell ceremony will take place at the Eagle Square in Abuja.
Meanwhile, Vice President Yemi Osinbajo expressed his commitment to improving Nigeria alongside President Buhari during their time in office. Speaking at a valedictory dinner organized by the staff of the Office of the Vice President, Osinbajo acknowledged the dedication and hard work of the team.
“I personally interviewed most of you that worked with me. I wanted people who had a heart for this country, a genuine love and concern about the progress of this nation,” Osinbajo stated. He expressed gratitude to the staff for their support throughout the Buhari Administration’s eight-year tenure and commended their dedication and patriotism.
During the dinner, Osinbajo reflected on the country’s potential to excel in various sectors and emphasized the importance of not giving up in the face of challenges. He recognized the talents present in Nigeria and expressed optimism about the country’s ability to positively impact the world.
As the event concluded, Osinbajo received gifts from the staff, including handwritten valedictory notes. The Vice President also expressed appreciation for his wife, describing her as his strongest support.
In his farewell broadcast, President Buhari will address the nation, reflecting on his time in office and offering his thoughts on the future of Nigeria. The handing over ceremony at the Eagle Square will mark the transition to a new administration.
As the nation awaits President Muhammadu Buhari’s farewell address, it is a moment of reflection and anticipation for the future of Nigeria. The eight years of his presidency have brought about various experiences, challenges, and accomplishments, shaping the country’s trajectory.
In conclusion, the farewell broadcast by President Buhari and the valedictory dinner for Vice President Osinbajo signify the end of an era. It is a time to honor the achievements and contributions made during their time in office and to look ahead to the future of Nigeria.