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Ambassador Buratai Clarifies Presidential Ambition

Ambassador Buratai Clarifies

OpenLife Nigeria reports that following the speculation in the public space to the effect that former Chierf of Army Staff, now Nigerian Ambassador to the Republic of Benin nurses 2023 presidential ambition, a statement from his media aide, Brigadier General Sani Kukasheka Usman Rtd, which was made available to NAOSRE clarifies the General’s position. The statement reads:

“The attention of His Excellency, Lieutenant General Tukur Yusufu Buratai (rtd), Nigeria’s Ambassador to Republic of Benin and former Chief of Army Staff, has been drawn to calls and dissemination of campaign posters calling on him to join partisan politics and contest for Presidential candidature of one of the political parties by some persons.

However, it is essential to state that the Ambassador has never indicated interest, discussed with, or directed anyone on such matters. Therefore, such calls and posters should be discountenance as they did not emanate from him, nor is he interested in them. It is entirely the handiwork of some people for reasons best known to them.

His Excellency wishes to reiterate his contentment and commitment to national service in his present capacity as Nigeria’s Ambassador to the Benin Republic. He remains loyal and eternally grateful to President Muhammadu Buhari for the opportunity to serve. He, however, wishes to thank all well-meaning persons, friends and well-wishers who showed concern over this development.

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