Sambo urges Nigerians to support Buhari

Less than a month to the end of the
current administration, Vice-
President Namadi Sambo on
Saturday, appealed to Nigerians to
support the President-elect,
Muhammadu Buhari and his team.
A statement by his spokesman,
Umar Sani, quoted the Vice-
President as making the appeal at a
stakeholders conference organised
by the Muslim Students Society of
Nigeria at the National Mosque,
Abuja.
Describing government as a
continuum, Sambo said Nigerians
should cooperate with the
incoming administration in order
for it to succeed.
“Government, as you are aware, is a
continuum and with the coming of
a new democratic dispensation, it
has ushered in a new government,
which will soon be inaugurated.
“I urge you to continue to give
them maximum support and
cooperation to enable them to
succeed,” the statement quoted
Sambo as saying.
The Vice-President noted the
contributions of the MSSN in
positively shaping the moral
upbringing of the Muslim youths.
He said the organisation had
remained one of the veritable tools
for grooming youths to becoming
responsible future leaders.
He also observed that the group
has continued to promote national
unity and harmony.
Sambo promised that the Federal
Government would continue to
support the society and all others
with similar objectives.
He added that the government
would also do its best in
encouraging the youth to achieve
peace and stability by forging inter
and intra religious harmony.
He stressed the need for the MSSN
and the entire Muslim community
to propagate the true message of
Islam as encapsulated in the Holy
Qur’an, saying “The Message of
Islam is the message of peace,
hope, harmony, goodwill and
brotherhood.”
The National President of the MSSN,
Mallam Sirajudeen Folayemi, was
also quoted as saying that the
conference was convened to
enable past and present leaders of
the organisation to brainstorm on
repositioning it to face modern
challenges in Islamic propagation.
He used the occasion to
congratulate the Federal
Government in the successes
recorded in the fight against
terrorism and other social vices,
while also appealing to the
government to bring to justice the
killers of Prof. Ahmad Mustapha
Falaki, a former national president
of the organisation.

Good work

But they support him

Maybe his own fan did not & trying to pass message to them throughout the nation.

We dnt need u advice, we already do

Lolz... angry lion

so so angry be dat

eddyvic wrote:

Lolz... angry lion

No be angry matter but statement of words

In Buhari we trust

Ah! Buhari is not God o

na true oo

delafirst wrote:

na true oo

Wot's dat?

nothing oo