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Friday, 27 May 2016

Saraki - Happy Children's Day to the young people of Nigeria, who are the future of our nation

The Nigerian Senate President, Dr. Olubukola Abubakar Saraki has congratulated the Nigerian Children on this occassion of Children's Day Celebration.

Senator Saraki who met with different catigories of the Nigerian children and youths at the National Assembly in Abuja congratulates them as the future leaders and hope of Nigeria's tomorrow.

"Happy Children's Day to the young people of Nigeria, who are the future of our nation."

"I'm delighted to have had the opportunity to read and interact with a cross-section of young children from private, government-run schools and orphanages across Abuja."

Sunday, 15 June 2014

The bells of 1993 are still ringing - BUHARI

REMARKS BY GENERAL MUHAMMADU BUHARI, GCFR ON THE OCCASION OF POLITICAL PARTIES SUMMIT ON JUNE 12TH 2014
One of the most important advantages of history is that it affords us the opportunity to learn from it. A sage once said “those who do not learn from history will be condemned to re-live it.

1993 was an important reference point in our politics, our efforts at unity, our evolution and integration – in short our history. The bells of 1993 are still ringing. We lost a historic great opportunity to do the right thing for the peace and harmony of the nation.

The main purpose of this gathering, I believe, is to soberly recall and reconsider the events of 12 June, 1993 and their aftermath. When we are able to learn the correct lessons of those turbulent days, we must then resolve never to repeat those mistakes. We need not further dwell on who or what was responsible or apportion blame or who won and who lost. The whole country lost. Nobody won. The past is prologue.