All Progressives Congress National Leader and leading presidential aspirant, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, has described the President of the United Arab Emirates, Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nayhan, who died on Friday as a great reformer and visionary leader who reshaped the governance and economy of the UAE.

In a condolence message to the government and people of the UAE issued by his Media Office at the weekend in Abuja, Asiwaju Tinubu said as president from 2004 until his death, “Sheikh Khalifa strategically guided the UAE government toward balanced and sustainable development in order to ensure the prosperity of his people.”

The presidential aspirant said in the statement: “The passing onFriday of Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nayhan, the President of the United Arab Emirates, saddened me. Sheikh Khalifa was a great reformer and a visionary leader who reshaped and improved the governance and economy of the United Arab Emirates.

“Because of his devoted leadership, Sheikh Khalifa had a devoted following. He enjoyed the enduring respect of his people. He will long be remembered for his achievements and pivotal role in the exceptional and rapid development of the UAE.

“As President from 2004 until his death, Sheikh Khalifa strategically guided the UAE government toward balanced and sustainable development in order to ensure the prosperity of his people. His primary ambition was said to be upholding the legacy of his father, the late Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan.

“By remaining true to the dream of his father, Sheikh Khalifa’s numerous and lasting achievements mean that he not only fulfilled the ambition of a dutiful son but established an impressive legacy in his own right.

“As a mark of his father’s confidence in him, Sheikh Khalifa was appointed to his first official role at the young age of eighteen. Where others might have lost their way, Sheikh Khalifa fully justified that confidence, assuming the mantle of leadership with the ease and skill with which his name has come to be synonymous.

“Sheikh Khalifa will remain an example of what a resolute, visionary leader can do to advance his society toward progress and prosperity for all its people.

Sheikh Khalifa was a great statesman, a caring husband, and a devoted father. He will surely be missed. May Almighty Allah grant him Aljanna Firdaus. Amin.”

Tonypens48:
Anything and everything is worth the comment during the election period...but why not on the case of Deborah

Aniluvreal:

You're waiting for that idiot to comment on Deborah's death? you go wait tire be that na.

If that rotten teeth couldn't say anything when his kinsmen were chase out by the terrorîst Fulani herders to the point his kinsmen ran to IDP camp in Benin republic and till date they're like fugitives running from one place to another so not to be killed by the terrorîsts herders. Neither did he condemned the action of the terrorîst herders on his people ot provide any succour for them, but ran to Zamfara to donate millions .

If he couldn't do this to his bloodlines, you want him to do to Deborah that's a christian who're the minority religîon in north and who they think insulted their usêlèss pedôphile foolish prophet.

AfolaBams:


Nigerian politicians only care about themselves and their pockets.