13/07/2025
A Tribute to Muhammadu Buhari, GCFR
Today, we mourn the passing of a man whose life was defined by duty, discipline, and deep love for Nigeria — former President Muhammadu Buhari GCFR. At 82, he leaves behind a legacy shaped by his unwavering commitment to national service, from his early days as a military officer to his tenure as a democratically elected leader. His life was one of resilience and sacrifice, often putting the country above self in pursuit of stability and progress.
President Buhari's journey through public service was marked by integrity and a firm stance against corruption. As a leader, he inspired generations with his austere lifestyle, principled governance, and belief in the strength of Nigeria’s institutions. Even amidst criticism and challenges, he remained focused on his mission to restore sanity to public administration and dignity to leadership. His passion for transparency and accountability became the cornerstone of his administration.
Beyond politics, Muhammadu Buhari was a symbol of discipline and patriotism. He carried himself with a rare calmness and a soldier’s resolve. His humility in power, his simplicity in private life, and his commitment to national unity made him stand out in an era of increasing division. For many Nigerians, he represented hope, even in difficult times — a reminder that strength can come from restraint, and leadership from service.
As we remember him today, we remember not just a former president, but a father, a mentor, and a statesman. His contributions to Nigeria’s military, economic policies, and infrastructural development will remain reference points for years to come. His dream of a more secure, self-reliant, and corruption-free Nigeria will live on in the hearts of those who believe in his ideals.
May Allah (SWT) grant Muhammadu Buhari Aljannatul Firdaus and comfort his family and the entire nation. His memory will continue to inspire us to build a better Nigeria — one founded on honesty, sacrifice, and service. A true patriot has departed, but his legacy will remain ever present in our national story
