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By Ojonugwa Felix Ugboja
ABUJA (Sundiata Post) Prominent Nigerians like Senate President, Bukola Saraki, House Speaker, Yakubu Dogara, Governor of Gombe state, Ibrahim Dankwambo and others have taken to social media to bemoan the death of Former Vice President, Dr Alex Ekwueme.
They expressed their deep grief and amiration for the deceased statesman via their official twitter accounts today, Monday.
According to Senate President, Senator Bukola Saraki, Late Dr Alex Ekwueme is one of Nigeria’s most illustrious sons whose dedication to service greatly contributed to the development of the country.
”Today, I join Ndigbo and the entire nation to mourn the passing of one of Nigeria’s most illustrious sons, H.E. Dr. Alex Ekwueme, our first elected Vice-President. As we mourn his death, we celebrate his dedication and service to the development of our country.’
”I will always remember Dr. Alex Ekwueme for his exemplary courage in the face of overwhelming odds — when he stood up to past military regimes, and his dexterity in his personal pursuits as a successful architect, lawyer, businessman and philanthropist.
”I pray for God’s strength for Dr. Alex Ekwueme’s family at this difficult time. May the Almighty in His infinite wisdom and grace continue
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Hashidu, Goje, Dankwambo, and Regulator Inuwa’s leadership: a fit definition get a hold good supervision -By Salim Yakubu Akko
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Nigerian Leaders
President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Chairman of the Federal Executive Council, and Commander-in-Chief of the Nigerian Armed Forces: Muhammadu Buhari (May 29, 2015-Present)
From Eagle Square in Abuja, Nigeria. A lot of “chatter” about Buhari’s new aide-de-camp (ADC) Lt-Colonel M. Lawal Abubakar (of the military police). People were curious about his white uniform and red cap. Incidentally a military police officer as ADC to the President gives a strong clue as to who is likely to be the next National Security Adviser or Minister of Defence under Buhari. It has been rumoured for a while that former Chief of Army Staff Lt-General Abdulrahaman Bello Dambazau would have a prominent role in Buhari’s government. Well, when he was in the army Dambazau served in…the military police (the same corps as Buhari’s new ADC)…
The military ceremony was led by the Regimental Sergeant Major (RSM) of the Brigade of Guards Master Warrant-Officer Kolo Aboko (under the command of the commander of the Brigade of Guards Brigadier-General Anthony Bamidele Omozeje). They presided over the handing over the ceremonial instruments of office (Nigerian flag and armed forces flag from former President Jonathan).
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