What Senate President Ahmad Lawan Told Ex-President Babangida On His 80th Birthday

Senate President Ahmad Lawan has sent kind words to the former military president Ibrahim Babangida on his birthday.

The foremost military leader, who ruled Nigeria between 1985 and 1993, turned 80 on August 17, 2021.

Mr Lawan joyously reached out to the former leader in a special message which reads…

My heartfelt felicitation to former President Ibrahim Babangida on the occasion of his 80th birthday.

I rejoice with the family, numerous friends and associates of the General as they celebrate his attainment of this milestone in a remarkably fulfilled life.

President Babangida has attained this milestone in good health of mind and body, and with his legacy well established in the political history of our great country, Nigeria.

President Babangida is a patriot and firm believer in the Nigerian project, which he promoted with courage and great wit as a soldier and a political leader.

While in government, he worked to keep Nigeria united and to make it stable and prosperous.

Even out of power and in well-deserved retirement, IBB has continued to promote our democracy and national unity.

It is my prayer to Allah to preserve the elder statesman for many more years in good health.

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