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Buhari congratulates Greece on bicentennial independence anniversary
President Muhammadu Buhari on Wednesday sent best wishes to the people of Greece as they celebrate the 200th anniversary of the founding of the Hellenic Republic.
President Buhari on behalf of the Government and people of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, reflected on the long-standing ties between Nigeria and Greece; he valued the significant investments Greek nationals have made in the food and agro-allied industry, contributing substantially to food sufficiency and security in Nigeria.
President Buhari acknowledged the indelible marks of Greek ingenuity and scholarship in the world of arts, literature, science, sports and industry, and “prayed that this august occasion, which will surely bring fond memories of the forebears of the Greek nation, will inspire the present generation to greater successes.”
President Buhari declared that as a nation whose long history of strength, survival and innovation has helped it surmount political, economic and security challenges, he looks forward to a future of peace, stability and prosperity, under strong democratic institutions and governance.
The Nigerian President wished President Katerina Sakellaropoulou and the people of Greece celebrating on March 25 in Nigeria, Greece and around the world, a happy Independence Day and Bicentennial anniversary.
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