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Saudi Arabia congratulates Tinubu on Nigeria’s 64th independence anniversary

King Salman Abdulaziz and Crown Prince Mohammed Salman extended the kingdom’s heartfelt congratulations to Mr Tinubu and the Nigerian people.

• October 1, 2024
King Salman Abdulaziz, Tinubu
King Salman Abdulaziz, Tinubu

The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has congratulated President Bola Tinubu and the Nigerians as the country marks its 64 years of independence.

In a statement by the Saudi Arabian embassy in Nigeria, the country expressed its best wishes for progress and prosperity for the government and people of the black nation.

The statement quoted King Salman Abdulaziz and Crown Prince Mohammed Salman as extending the kingdom’s heartfelt congratulations to Mr Tinubu and the Nigerian people.

The king expressed his country’s best wishes for Mr Tinubu’s continued health and happiness.

The kingdom also said it was hopeful of the success of Nigeria’s ongoing reforms and prosperity for the citizens.

“The gesture further cements the diplomatic ties between Saudi Arabia and Nigeria, reflecting mutual respect and a shared vision for development,” it stated.

The statement indicated that the prince’s message “shows the importance of fostering strong international relations and the commitment to supporting Nigeria’s growth and success on the global stage.”

“Nigeria, which gained independence on October 1, 1960, is celebrating its 64th anniversary this year.

“The occasion marks a significant moment for the nation as it continues to build on its rich history and pursue economic and social progress,” the statement added.

(NAN) 

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