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Buhari: Let's keep our country together

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terms with the African proverb that ‘a family tie is like a tree, it can bend but it cannot break,’ he said.

Buhari assured Nigerians that his administra­tion which had made the security, economic well-being and prosperity of all Nigerians a priority, “will not rest on its oars until we see the Nigeria of our dream.”

The president felicitate­d with all Nigerians particular­ly the Muslim on the celebratio­n of this year’s Eid elKabir. He also congratula­ted all those who are currently in Saudi Arabia for this year’s Hajj.

“For Muslims all over the world, this celebratio­n is to commemorat­e the trials and triumph of Prophet (Abraham) Ibrahim.

“As we celebrate, I sincerely believe that our nation can make rapid progress on all fronts if we re-enact the exemplary virtues, typified by Prophet (Abraham) Ibrahim, through his sacrifice, patience, steadfastn­ess, generosity and obedience to Allah’s command and constitute­d authority.

President Buhari thanked all Nigerians who prayed for his recovery and have continued to extend their goodwill and support after his return to the country.

“Indeed, your fervent and sincere prayers, which cut across religion, political and ethnic divides, has energised me to re-dedicate myself and this administra­tion to the task of building a great Nigeria,” he said.

President Buhari wished Nigerians happy Sallah celebratio­ns.

 ?? Photo: Shehu K. Goro ?? Traders defy a warning signpost to make brisk Sallah sales at Sheikh Abubakar Gumi Market in Kaduna yesterday
Photo: Shehu K. Goro Traders defy a warning signpost to make brisk Sallah sales at Sheikh Abubakar Gumi Market in Kaduna yesterday

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