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Tukur Buratai, former chief of army staff, has called on Nigerians to rally behind President Bola Tinubu for the country’s stability and progress.

Reacting to the supreme court verdict that affirmed the election of Tinubu, Buratai described the ruling as having the potential to change future policies under the current administration.

“The decision holds significant implications for the political landscape, potentially shaping future policies and governance under President Tinubu’s leadership,” he said.

“I am urging all Nigerians, particularly politicians, to graciously accept the judgment of the supreme court and extend their support to President Tinubu.

“It is crucial for the stability and progress of the nation that we unite behind our elected leader.

“By setting aside personal and political differences, we can collectively work towards the betterment of our country.”

Buratai said Tinubu’s success in leading Nigeria would largely depend on the cooperation and collaboration of individuals, regardless of their affiliations.

He noted that it is only through unity and a shared vision that Nigeria would be able to address the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead.

The former army chief called on Nigerians to strive for a prosperous and harmonious Nigeria under Tinubu’s leadership.

He also urged the president to remain resolute and unwavering in his commitment to implementing his renewed hope agenda.

“The path ahead may be challenging, but it is vital that President Tinubu remains focused and concentrates his efforts on bringing about positive change in Nigeria,” he said.

“By prioritising key issues such as economic development, social welfare, and good governance, President Tinubu has the potential to make a lasting impact on the lives of Nigerians.

“With determination and careful planning, he can contribute to the progress and prosperity of the nation.

“It is my hope that President Tinubu seizes this opportunity with dedication and perseverance, always keeping the best interests of the Nigeria people at heart.”