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My Dear Elder Brother and Boss — Peter Obi Sends Message to Atiku Abubakar
Peter Obi, the Labour Party’s presidential candidate in the 2023 elections, has congratulated former Vice President Atiku Abubakar on his 78th birthday, describing him as an “elder brother, boss, and elder statesman.”
In a message posted on his X handle on Tuesday, Obi lauded Atiku’s long-standing service to the nation and commended his continued engagement in public life despite his advanced age.
“Special birthday wishes to an elder statesman, my very dear elder brother, boss, and elder statesman, Your Excellency Atiku Abubakar,” Obi wrote.
He prayed for Atiku’s continued accomplishments and longevity, adding, “I wish you continued success, prosperity, and an unending stream of accolades.
“It takes a remarkable kind of fortitude to remain active in public life well into one’s golden years. Your dedication and patriotism remain truly exceptional.”
Obi further urged the Waziri Adamawa to reflect on his “fruitful service to humanity” and asked God to grant him “many more healthy, fruitful, and fulfilling years ahead,” along with “wisdom, strength, and the grace to keep contributing to peace and nation-building.”
He prayed for continued blessings on Atiku, wishing him good health, wisdom, and many more years of impactful service to the nation and humanity.
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