Tambuwal urges Nigerians to keep praying for President
Tambuwal thanked all those who have prayed for the President's safe return, and called for more prayers to enable him discharge his responsibilities.
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Tambuwal made this known in Sokoto on Saturday, August 19, 2017 against the background of the return of Buhari from a medical vacation in the United Kingdom.
In a statement issued by his spokesman, Malam Imam Imam, Tambuwal thanked all those who have prayed for the President's safe return, and called for more prayers to enable him discharge his responsibilities.
“We have prayed in the past and we will continue our prayers. The President is holding the mandate of Nigerians as such we will continue to pray for him and his deputy to ensure they execute the mandate successfully," he added.
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He said the people and government of Sokoto state have rejoiced in the good news of the President's return, and expressed confidence that the country will continue on its positive trajectory.
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