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You’re A Worthy Partner In Govt, Tinubu Hails Speaker Abbas At 60

News Investigators/ President Bola Tinubu has congratulated the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Tajudeen Abbas, on his 60th birthday.
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‎In a message released Wednesday by Presidential Spokesperson, Mr Bayo Onanuga, Tinubu praised Abbas as a “worthy partner in government.”
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‎The President commended the speaker’s role in driving the Renewed Hope Agenda and strengthening legislative collaboration.
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‎He acknowledged Mr Abbas’ contributions to the passage of impactful laws under his leadership in the House of Representatives.
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‎“Mr Abbas has displayed uncommon capacity as a leader of equals. His drive for integrity, excellence and selfless service has proved helpful in maintaining stability in the house.”
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‎Tinubu also highlighted Mr Abbas’ wisdom, deep knowledge, and openness in public service.
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‎“I rejoice with the family, friends and associates of this fine lawmaker and leader of men on this milestone.

” I also congratulate the people of Zaria Federal Constituency in Kaduna State for picking Abbas to represent them in the House of Representatives since 2011.”

‎The President prayed for continued health and many more years of service for Abbas.

NAN

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