Jonathan felicitates Buhari at 82
Former President Goodluck Jonathan has congratulated ex-President Muhammadu Buhari on his 82nd birthday, wishing him good health and peace of mind.
Mr Jonathan, in a goodwill message he personally signed and made available to journalists on Monday in Abuja, commended Mr Buhari’s considerable contributions to the nation’s unity and development.
“I also seize this opportunity to acknowledge your commitment to the development and progress of our country,” he said.
Mr Jonathan also prayed that God grants Mr Buhari good health, wisdom, and joy.
(NAN)
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