He hailed Tinubu for his sagacity, resilience, determination, and commitment to Nigeria’s democracy for over three decades.

“As Commonwealth partners with a deep bond, I look forward to building an even stronger friendship between our countries during your Presidency.”

Others who presented support letters include Japan, Brazil, South Korea, Israel, Cape Verde, Somalia and Nicaragua.

The US and China were also represented.

The family has asked for privacy as they mourn his demise.

He left at about 11.03am with some personal aides to the airport where he will be flown to Katsina airport.

Tinubu rode in an open jeep with his Aide De Camp round Eagles Square, Abuja, which was filled to capacity by diplomats, ministers, members of the National Assembly and party faithful.

He said he will not allow his personal interest interfere with his official conduct.

This took place in Abuja Monday Morning

Marcia L. Fudge, Secretary of the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development, led the delegation.

They asked the incoming president to live up to his words of dedicating his entire being to the service of Nigeria.

It urged Tinubu to make his appointments based on justice, merit, competence, and balancing by all means.

“I pray for our nation, I pray that the Lord will prosper this land, that our land and its people will live in peace and security,” he said.

He was represented by the Vice President-elect, Senator Kashim Shettima, who did not say anything about his whereabouts

It said men hold such properties in ‘constructive trust’ for the family.

“It was a promise made and a promise kept. It is a game changer and it will decongest traffic, and create a twin city between Asaba and Onitsha.”

“Generation with load started at 7 am on 25/5/2023 and was maintained till 1 am on 26/5/2023,” said Power Minister Aliyu.

He saluted Tinubu’s courage and said he’s the best to succeed him. “You are the best candidate among all the contestants and Nigerians have chosen well.”

He said despite challenges, Nigeria’s future is great.

Once Nigeria keys into the E-library/View Centre, we are going to be connected to over 150 countries in the world,” said NCAC DG Runsewe.