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UNGA79: Tinubu Stayed Back Because He Wants To Address Hunger & Other Challenges – Bwala

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Respected lawyer, Hon. (Dr.) Daniel Bwala, has said that President Bola Tinubu chose not to attend the United Nations General Assembly session because he wants to address the tough challenges confronting the country.

 

Bwala said, “President Bola Ahmed Tinubu is a leader we believe in and a leader we rally around to lead us through this reform that will place Nigeria on a genuine path to prosperity”.

 

“Despite the need to attend the all important UNGA to which he would have gladly market Nigeria; he instead chose to stay back and address the tough challenges confronting the product (Nigeria).”

 

“The ability to take tough, hard and courageous decision is the hallmark of a good leader. God bless you Mr. President.”

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