Nigerians will be more united during Tinubu’s administration — Nigerian Ambassador to Mexico

Amb. Adejare Bello, the Nigerian Am­bassador to Mexi­co, has assured all stakeholders in the country that Nigerians would be more united than ever be­fore during the administra­tion of Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu.

Tinubu would be sworn in as the 16th Nigerian Pres­ident on May 29, 2023. Bello said his conviction was based on the presi­dent-elect’s antecedents, which has been attested to by many Nigerians both at home and in the diaspora.

He described Tinubu as a leader who could hold all the regions of the county together; consolidate on the existing welding efforts, and inspire hope, patriotism, and oneness among its con­stituents. Bello confirmed that over the years, various adminis­trations in the country had struggled with the challenge of harmonising disparate interests and managing dissensions, but assured that the president-elect had the will and the managerial amplitude to respond to the challenges.

According to him, Tinu­bu would make sure that appointments were not lop­sided, which would endear his administration into the warm embrace of all Nige­rians.

He described Tinubu as one Nigerian who knew the country well and someone abreast with its cultural and historical developments, adding that he is surround­ed by brilliant Nigerians with sound minds.

“None of you can fault in terms of intellect and understanding of the del­icate issues in the country in different aspects of the economy. This gives him an advantage not to play poli­tics of ‘me and my people,” he added.

“With Tinubu in the sad­dle, the relationship among Nigerians will be organic one built on the pillars of friendship, empathy and togetherness devoid of po­litical bitterness. It is therefore a little wonder that he is so wide­ly accepted by the people on the other side of the Niger from the wild re­ception his campaign train received all over the country,” he said.