Gbajabiamila Shares 1 of Tinubu's Greatest Strengths behind His Rise to Presidency
- Chief of Staff to the President, Femi Gbajabiamila, said President Bola Tinubu’s political rise is connected to the ties he built with his colleagues when he was a senator in 1992
- Gbajabiamila said one of the greatest strengths of President Tinubu is his former colleagues in the National Assembly
- He urged his former colleagues not to burn bridges when they leave the chamber and must hold dear their friendship
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FCT, Abuja - Chief of Staff to the president, Femi Gbajabiamila, has revealed those behind the rise of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to his present position.
As reported by Daily Trust, Gbajabiamila linked President Tinubu’s rise to the ties he built with his colleagues as a senator in 1992.
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He stated this during award presentation for him and other members of the Forum of APC Former Members of the House of Representatives, who are either ministers or governors.
The former speaker of the House of Representatives said:
“I will tell you one thing today, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, he may not know it, but I have been around him for a long time, one of his greatest strengths and what catapulted him to where he is today were his former colleagues when he was a senator. So this is a constituency we must hold dear. We just shouldn’t burn bridges when we leave.”
The Forum also honoured Niger State Governor, Hon Umar Bago, and the Minister of Sports Development, Hon John Enoh.
Gbajabiamila thanked his former colleagues for organising the reception to honour them while he decried the absence of some other award recipients.
Gbajabiamila commissions 80-bed health facility
Gbajabiamila officially opened an 80-bed healthcare facility in Surulere, Lagos state. The hospital named after Gbajabiamila, includes specialised paediatrics and dialysis services units.
Addressing the opening ceremony of the newly constructed four-story hospital, Gbajabiamila, with two decades of experience in the House of Representatives, highlighted that this initiative is among several others he has successfully undertaken in the state, complementing the endeavours of the state government.
Wike spotted in Gbajabiamila's office singing Tinubu's mandate song
Nyesom Wike, the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), was seen at Gbajabiamila's office singing the mandate song of President Tinubu
The minister was seen singing the popular "Bola, on your mandate we shall stand" song that appeared in a joyous mood in the trending video seen by Legit.ng.
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