President Tinubu Hosts Class of 1999 Governors at State House
On July 25, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu welcomed a distinguished group of former governors, known as the "Class of 1999," at the State House. This gathering brought together several notable figures who served as governors during the pivotal year of Nigeria's return to democracy.
The delegation was led by James Ibori, the former Governor of Delta State. Other attendees included former Governors Lucky Igbinedion, Donald Duke, Niyi Adebayo, Sam Egwu, and many others. The meeting provided an opportunity for these seasoned leaders to engage with the current administration and discuss matters of national importance.
The Class of 1999 Governors holds a special place in Nigeria's political history, as they were among the first set of governors to be elected following the country's transition from military to civilian rule. Their collective experience and insights are invaluable as Nigeria continues to navigate its democratic journey.
A video of the event has been shared on social media, capturing the moments of camaraderie and discussion among these influential leaders. The meeting underscores the importance of continuity and collaboration in governance, as well as the enduring legacy of Nigeria's democratic institutions.
As the nation looks to the future, the contributions and guidance of these former governors remain crucial in shaping policies and strategies that will drive progress and development.
