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Royal Applause As UK Government Cheers President Tinubu And VP Shettima On Grand Inauguration
Eko Hot Blog reports that the UK Government haso congratulates Senator Bola Ahmed Tinubu and Kashim Shettima on their inauguration as the President and Vice President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
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This was disclosed in a statement by the British High Commission in Nigeria.
In a message to President Tinubu, His Majesty King Charles III reiterates commitment to building a stronger partnership with Nigeria.
“I would like to extend my warmest congratulations to you on your inauguration as President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria and to send you every possible good wish as you assume the many responsibilities of your office.
As Commonwealth partners with a deep bond, I look forward to building an even stronger friendship between our countries during your Presidency”. King Charles the III said .
Helen Grant OBE, The Prime Minister’s Special Envoy on Trade to Nigeria and Girls’ Education said:
“My priority is to strengthen our bilateral trade and investment partnership, to the mutual benefit of our two great nations, and I look forward to working alongside the new administration to further that goal. In this, the land of my father, I hold a great affection for its people, and my work in ensuring every girl gets 12 years of quality education will also remain at the top of my Nigerian agenda.”
ON his part, the British High Commissioner to Nigeria, Richard Montgomery said “The UK hopes to work with the new administration as we support a more prosperous and resilient Nigeria, and strengthen our partnership on trade, development, and security.”
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The UK delegation at the inauguration in Abuja was headed by the Prime Minister’s Trade Envoy to Nigeria and Special Envoy on Girls’ Education, The Rt Hon Helen Grant OBE MP and the British High Commissioner to Nigeria, Dr. Richard Montgomery CMG.
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