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Hakeem Baba-Ahmed: Nigeria’s Governance Remains Remote Until Tinubu Returns

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Hakeem Baba-Ahmed has said Nigeria would continue to be governed remotely until President Bola Tinubu returns to the country.

Baba-Ahmed made the comment while discussing the President’s absence and its implications for the administration of the country. His remarks have generated attention amid ongoing public discussions about presidential travel, governance and the responsibilities of government officials.

The statement comes as questions continue to be raised about how government affairs are managed when the President is outside the country, with attention focused on the roles of the Vice President and other senior officials in ensuring continuity of government.

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