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Bola Tinubu says he received wisdom to serve Nigeria

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Nigerian President Bola Tinubu says God has given him the wisdom and resilience needed to continue serving Nigeria. After praying in Mecca, he says he asked for the country’s prosperity and unity, according to DW Africa.

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