Ibrahim Gambari, chief of staff to President Muhammadu Buhari, has urged Nigerians to start building support and provide enabling environment for the incoming government to thrive.
Ibrahim Gambari, chief of staff to President Muhammadu Buhari, has urged Nigerians to provide an enabling environment for the incoming government to thrive.
“I am here on a private visit to see the governor and his royal highness, the Emir of Gwandu,” Gambari said. “Above all, for being the one that conducted and supervised the free and fair 2023 general elections that produced these results.” “Many states across Nigeria now have various crops that they have economic advantage upon and they are producing it abundantly.
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