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Atiku celebrates Abdulsalami at 80, says he’s epitome of unity
The Presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in the 2023 general elections, Atiku Abubakar, has celebrated former Head of State, General Abdulsalami Abubakar, on his 80th birthday anniversary. Former Vice President Atiku extolled Abdusalami Abubakar as a great Nigerian patriot and an epitome of Nigeria’s unity.
Atiku in a statement in Abuja, declared that the former Head of State demonstrated great patriotism and commitment to unity and democracy by keeping faithfully to his transition timetable in 1999.
Atiku maintained that Abdulsalami has also committed himself to the promotion of unity and democracy since leaving office by involving himself in peace building efforts in the country.
“As you celebrate your 80th birthday today (Monday), I’m excited to say that my interactions with you have always been fruitful because I see in you a great fountain of inspiration and a reservoir of wisdom and knowledge,” Atiku declared.
The former Vice President asserted that Abdulsalami’s contributions to creating a culture of politics without bitterness will always be appreciated by Nigerians.
“Keeping a promise is one of the greatest signs of a great leader. General Abdulsalami has met that criterion. I’m proud to associate with such a great and patriotic Nigerian. May Allah grant the General more good health and longer life to continue to serve humanity,” Atiku summed up.
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