TOYIN ADEBAYO, ABUJA
FCT Minister of State, Dr. Ramatu Tijjani Aliyu, on Thursday congratulated the newly appointed Chief of Staff to President Muhammadu Buhari, Prof. Ibrahim Agboola Gambari, while describing the appointment as well deserved.
In her congratulatory message she personally signed and made available to Newsfucos media in Abuja, she noted that the appointment of Gambari was in recognition of his wealth of experience, locally and internationally, stressing that it was also a testimony to Mr. President’s firm confidence in his ability to help steer the ship of state at the very heart of government.
She, however, expressed the confident that his appointment would usher in a new era in the discharge of Mr. President’s second term so that the citizens of this great country continue to witness the delivery of promised programmes by the progressive platform, the All Progressives Congress.
The letter reads in parts: “I would like to offer you my most sincere congratulations upon your assumption of the new responsibility as the Chief of Staff to the President, Federal Republic of Nigeria.
“Your assumption of office today, in recognition of your wealth of experience, locally and internationally, is a testimony to Mr. President’s firm confidence in your ability to help steer the ship of State at the very heart of government.
“It is an eloquent testimony of Allah’s grace in your life’s journey and the milestones you have crossed in your glorious service to humanity. I am therefore confident that your appointment shall usher in a new era in the discharge of Mr. President’s second term so that the citizens of this great Country continue to witness the delivery of promised programmes by our progressive platform, the All Progressives Congress.
“I take this opportunity to pledge my dedicated cooperation and look forward to tapping from your tremendous wealth of experience as we work to serve the nation productively under the leadership of our amiable President.
“Once again, I congratulate you on this well-deserved
appointment”.
