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Nigeria: Professor Ibrahim Gambari - Chief of Staff to the President

  • May 15, 2020
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My prayer is that Professor Gambari would remain faithful to his core value of commitment to the nation of Nigeria and would do all in his power to promote more inclusive governance.

Professor Gambari is best known for his concentric circles approach to defending the national interest, with Nigeria being the inner circle projecting to West Africa, Africa and the rest of the world, with the core objective of always getting the best for the country.

I think the attempt by certain ethnic jingoists to paint Ibrahim Agboola Gambari with the Fulani "cabalistic" identity brush does great disservice to the country at this time where the expectation is that he would struggle for more inclusive governance in the national interest.

I think the attempt by certain ethnic jingoists to paint Ibrahim Agboola Gambari with the Fulani "cabalistic" identity brush does great disservice to the country at this time where the expectation is that he would struggle for more inclusive governance in the national interest.

My prayer is that Professor Gambari would remain faithful to his core value of commitment to the nation of Nigeria and would do all in his power to promote more inclusive governance.

Source: allAfrica.com

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