Niger's Political Parties Wish Tinubu's Government Good Luck Politicians from various parties in the Republic of Niger sent congr...
Niger's Political Parties Wish Tinubu's Government Good Luck
Politicians from various parties in the Republic of Niger sent congratulations to Bola Ahmed Tinubu, the next president of Nigeria, who took the oath of office on Monday, May 29, 2023.
They advise Tinubu to continue the work of his predecessors in terms of Nigeria's relations with its neighbors.
On their side, the opponents commended Muhammadu Buhari, the outgoing leader of Nigeria, for the way he turned over power to his successor without making any obvious attempts to interfere with him.
Politicians in Niger want Bola Ahmed Tinubu to prioritize making the entry and exit points between Nigeria and the neighboring nations public in order to improve the long-standing ties between the citizens of his nation and those of the surrounding nations.
Alhaji Doudou Mahamadou, also known as Doudou Rahama, the Special Communications Advisor to the President of Niger, sees this as a further step in the direction of Tinubu's first term in office's success.
Based on your knowledge of the intimate ties between Niger and Nigeria, Moden Lumana Mahamadou Maidouka, the head of the opposition party, holds the same viewpoint.
The next president needs to prioritize improving the lives of Nigerians at the top of his list of initiatives if he wants to ensure that his country's citizens are happy and that their effects are felt in the nations around it.
Opponents believe that President Muhammadu Buhari should be praised for returning to his hometown right away after passing over power to his successor because it demonstrates to the world that he is a true democrat.
President Muhammadu Buhari, who took office in Nigeria in 2015, and President Mohamed Bazoum, who assumed office in Nigeria in 2021, both started their first overseas trips to the Republic of Niger. The two leaders of the two nations have a tradition that Ahmed Tinubu plans to continue.
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