Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, Political Mogul and National Leader of the All Progressive Congress, has painted positive pictures about the Senate President, Senator Ahmed Ibrahim Lawan.
According to him, Lawan is a profound academic, experienced parliamentary, excellent politician and patriotic Nigerian.
Tinubu hailed the Senate President in a statement released to congratulate Lawan on his 61st birthday in Abuja on Sunday.
According to him, Lawan has made remarkable institutional memory in the country, and is undoubtedly one of the most experienced lawmakers in Nigeria.
Tinubu said;
“I heartily congratulate Senate President Ahmed Ibrahim Lawan on turning 61 and join his family, colleagues in the Ninth National Assembly, the government and people of his Yobe home-state and indeed all Nigerians in wishing him a most memorable birthday.
“This occasion brings to mind Dr Lawan’s commitment to the country, consistency and reliability as a lawmaker and politician.
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“His rich background as an academic and lawmaker has positively impacted law-making and institutional relationship.
“Having previously served two terms in the House of Representatives and three terms in the Senate before becoming Senate President in his fourth term, he has lodged remarkable institutional memory such that he is undoubtedly one of the most experienced lawmakers we have around today.
“It is no surprise that the gains of his leadership of the Senate and chairmanship of the National Assembly have been bounteous.
“Within a spate of one year, the Ninth National Assembly under him passed the all-important Deep Offshore and Inland Basin Production Sharing Contract law to shore up Nigeria’s oil revenue, and returned the country to January-December fiscal cycle, among other things.
“My prayer for the Senate President at 61 is that Almighty Allah will grant him many more years, robust health and continued mental and physical energy to continue in the service of our people and humanity.”