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Tinubu visits Orji Kalu to discuss way forward for Nigeria ahead of 2023

The former governor said “The future of our youth is more critically important than selfish and personal intentions.”

• November 20, 2021
Tinubu, Orji Kalu
Tinubu, Orji Kalu [Photo credit: The Nation]

Former Governor of Lagos and All Progressive’s Congress national leader, Bola Tinubu, on Saturday visited the Senate Chief Whip, Orji Kalu, in his Abuja residence.

Tinubu, who arrived at Kalu’s residence at 4:25 p.m. and left at about 6:45 p.m., said his meeting with the former governor of Abia centred on Nigeria’s development.

“We discussed the way forward for the country and this country is important and greater than any one’s personal ambition.

“We have been together and concerned about the stability, progress, development and security of the country.

“The future of our youth is more critically important than selfish and personal intentions,” Mr Tinubu said.

(NAN)

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