The Group Chief Executive Officer of Oando Group, Wale Tinubu, has mourned the death of former President Muhammadu Buhari who died in a London hospital on Sunday, July 13, 2025.
Tinubu described Buhari as selfless leader whose leadership from the military era to his two-term democracy presidency leaves a legacy marked by a fierce anti-corruption stance.
The Oando boss said in a statement on Monday: “Today, we bid farewell to a man whose life was defined by service, discipline, an unwavering commitment to Nigeria.
“Former President Muhammadu Buhari was more than a statesman; he was a symbol of resilience in the face of great national challenges.
Buhari’s nephew, Mamman Daura, hospitalised in London
“His leadership, from the military era to his two-term democratic presidency, leaves a legacy marked by a fierce anti-corruption stance, decisive security efforts, an earnest pursuit of self-reliance through numerous reforms.”
Tinubu also commended the former president for his belief in Nigeria and his effort toward economic reforms as president.
“I had the honour of witnessing his belief in Nigeria-in our capacity to rise, to reform, and to thrive. May history remember him kindly,” he added.
Tinubu further sent his condolences and prayers to Buhari’s family and Nigerians, saying: “My thoughts and prayers are with his family and all Nigerians mourning a man who gave his all to the nation he loved.
“May his sins be forgiven as there is no one without sin, and may Allah grant him Al Jannah Firdaus.”
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