President-elect, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, has congratulated a leader of the Yoruba socio-political group, Afenifere, Pa Ayo Adebanjo, on his 95th birthday.
Tinubu said Adebanjo contributed to progressive politics and good governance in the country, adding that the elder statesman played a good role in ensuring that Nigeria remains a united and prosperous nation.
The President-elect, in a statement issued on Monday, April 11, commended Adebanjo for his leading role in the fight against military dictatorship, his pro-democracy struggles in NADECO, and remarkable leadership within the Afenifere fold.
He said: “I congratulate Baba Ayo Adebanjo on attaining 95 in good health. Baba is one of the few remaining disciples of our late sage, Chief Obafemi Awolowo.
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“Papa Adebanjo has remained consistent in sustaining the ideals of progressive good governance and social justice.
“I salute his courage over the years and the useful role he has played in ensuring that Nigeria remains a strong, united, and prosperous country.
“We pray that Almighty Allah grant Baba more years so he can witness the dawn of a new era where the hopes of our people for a better, stronger, more secure, and more prosperous Nigeria will not only be renewed but come to full realisation.
“I wish Baba Adebanjo good health, renewed strength and, above all, continued grace of God.”
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