By Sani Idris

The Patriotic Nigerian Youth Movement (PNYM), has felicitated with the Peoples Democratic Party's (PDP) National Youth Leader, Hon. Muhammad Kadade Sulaiman on his recent victory of emerging as the youth leader of the party.

Comrade Usman Idris Jere, the Kaduna State Coordinator of PNYM, made the felicitation in a press statement issued to Journalists in Kaduna.

Jere quoted as saying 'destiny never deny, but it can only be delayed', explaining that in life, one cannot run away from destiny, however good or bad it may be, noting that one must definitely come across it sooner or later.

He called on Kadade to be just an fair in his leadership of the PDP youths, noting that power is transient and temporary, which would be a critical reason to exhibit the ability to inspire and serve people.

"Today, PNYM wish to formally congratulates Kadade over his recent victory for emerging as the winner of the concluded PDP national congress as the party National Youth Leader.

"Without any iota of doubt, Kadade deserved to have been crowned with the position even before the congress because he is a true son of PDP, and we have no doubt on his capacity and credibility,"Jere said.

He called on Kadade to work with love and passion towards reviving the National office and that of Kaduna State, which according to him had earlier began loosing glory.

Jere prayed God to see Kadade through a successful tenure and grant him wisdom and ability to make transformations for the betterment of Nigerian youth and the country in general.

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2023: I'm going back to my farm after retirement - Buhari

SAMSON TOROMADE

December 17, 2021 2:50 PM

Buhari says he'll continue to do his best for Nigeria until he leaves office.

President Muhammadu Buhari on his livestock farm in Daura, Katsina State [Presidency]

President Muhammadu Buhari says he's looking forward to the end of his second term in office so he can return to his farm.

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The president has in the past been vocal that his retirement plan is to go back to his livestock farm in his native Daura, Katsina State.

He repeated it on Friday, December 17, 2021 during a brief ceremony to celebrate his 79th birthday in Istanbul, Turkey.

"I look forward to the year 2023 when I finish, to go home to take charge of my farm.

"Between now and that time, I will do the best that is possible to advance the interest of the nation and its people, and carry out my duties as prescribed by the constitution," he said to the Nigerian delegation attending a partnership summit in Turkey.

The president was presented with a cake decorated in Nigeria's national colours, in a brief ceremony that had ministers and other top government officials in attendance.

The Minister of Foreign Affairs, Geoffrey Onyeama, and Ambassador of Nigeria to Turkey,Ismail Yusuf Abba, commended the former military ruler for doing great work for Nigeria.

"Minister Onyeama noted in particular that the President continues to have a good run with his health, getting better and more active with time," an official Presidency statement read.

The ceremony held shortly before Buhari met with Turkish president, Tayyip Recep Erdogan, at Dolmabahce Palace.

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