National Women Leader of All Progressives Congress(APC), Hajia Salamatu Baiwa Umar-Eluma has joined Nigeria's First lady, Her Excellen...
National Women Leader of All Progressives Congress(APC), Hajia Salamatu Baiwa Umar-Eluma has joined Nigeria's First lady, Her Excellency, Dr (Mrs) Aisha Muhammadu Buhari to congratulate the Vice President, Professor Yemi Osinbanjo and Wife on their son's graduation.
Hajia Salamatu Baiwa said the commencement and completion of the academic program of the young man, was as a result of the determination of both the family and the young graduate, geared towards realising his potentials in life.
The National Women Leader enjoined the young graduate to demonstrate the good legacies of the family in his new status, so as to justify the huge investment and family gesture.
She described the efforts of Nigeria's second citizen and the family as exemplary, demonstrable in the good virtues of the upbringing of their children.
Hajia Salamatu Baiwa said the family legacies of the second citizen, filled with high level humility and candour is replicated in their way of life and leadership of the country.
She advised the new graduate to replicate the modest way of life of his parents, playing the dual role as the mirror of the family and to a large extent the country in general.
She prayed to God for good health, longevity and the ability to continue to guide and guard the offsprings while growing up, to face the challenges of life.
Hajia Salamatu Baiwa said the commencement and completion of the academic program of the young man, was as a result of the determination of both the family and the young graduate, geared towards realising his potentials in life.
The National Women Leader enjoined the young graduate to demonstrate the good legacies of the family in his new status, so as to justify the huge investment and family gesture.
She described the efforts of Nigeria's second citizen and the family as exemplary, demonstrable in the good virtues of the upbringing of their children.
Hajia Salamatu Baiwa said the family legacies of the second citizen, filled with high level humility and candour is replicated in their way of life and leadership of the country.
She advised the new graduate to replicate the modest way of life of his parents, playing the dual role as the mirror of the family and to a large extent the country in general.
She prayed to God for good health, longevity and the ability to continue to guide and guard the offsprings while growing up, to face the challenges of life.
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