You have Nigeria’s support, Buhari congratulates Macron on reelection

The President, Major General Muhamamdu Buhari (retd.), has congratulated the French President, Emmanuel Macron, for winning a second term in office, and making history as the only sitting leader of the country to return in two decades.

This is as the President also assured Macron of Nigeria’s support as he (Macron) “continues with his advocacy of humanising policies, promoting peace and stability.”

This was contained in a statement by Buhari’s spokesman, Garba Shehu, on Monday, titled, ‘President Buhari hails French President Emmanuel Macron’s victory’.

Buhari affirms that Macron’s iconic leadership style, who spent six months in Nigeria working as an intern at the French Embassy in 2002, continues to inspire a new generation of leaders and interest in politics and governance, starting from his country and beyond.

The statement read, “The President notes the warmth and friendliness that has redefined Nigeria/France relations since President Macron assumed office in 2017, paying an official visit to Nigeria in 2018, and consistently creating lines for improved ties in economy culture and security, which has culminated in France-Nigeria Business Council, African Cultures Season in 2020, and the France-Africa Summit.

“President Buhari congratulates the French President, his wife, Brigitte Macron, friends, and political associates on the historic feat, assuring President Macron of Nigeria’s support as he continues with his advocacy of humanizing policies, promoting peace and stability, and encouraging development through innovation.

"The President wishes the President Macron God’s guidance and wisdom for a second term in office.”

Macron on Sunday defeated his rival Marine Le Pen in the French presidential election.

Source: PUNCH

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