The former two-term Kwara State Governor gave the advice on Wednesday in a statement issued by his Media Office.
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The anti-apartheid hero was confirmed dead in the early hours of Sunday by President Cyril Ramaphosa in a statement.
Saraki reacted to the development in a statement, highlighting the options left to the National Assembly for passage.
The former Kwara State Governor made his views known on his social media pages just hours after the bandits’ attack.
Speaking at the launch of the programme, which has beneficiaries from the 193 wards in Kwara, the celebrant, and launcher of the insurance scheme, Dr. Saraki, called for public and private sector participation to achieve 100 per cent universal healthcare coverage across the nation.
Speaking on Thursday, at the Universal Health Coverage Summit organized by Chatham House, which was held at the Yar’Adua Centre in Abuja, Saraki stated that to put healthcare and health security coverage on the front burner, Nigerian leaders at the national and subnational levels needed to take healthcare delivery for all its citizens more seriously.
Saraki headed the 8th Senate that passed amendments to the Electoral Act four times between 2015 and 2019.
In a video message specifically requested by Odinga, which was played to delegates of the Orange Democratic Movement at yesterday’s convention, Saraki congratulated his friend for taking the “bold step” to contest for his nation’s Presidency.
Former President of the Senate, Dr. Abubakar Bukola Saraki, welcomed the group to the PDP at a ceremony on Saturday.
In a statement signed by his Special Adviser on Media, Yusuph Olaniyonu, Saraki condoled with the Wayas family, the people of Cross River State, and Nigerians in general over the passing of the erstwhile Senate President, saying that Nigeria had lost one of its most illustrious sons.
Prof. Yorwuese Hagher, a stakeholder and leader of the Movement for North Central Presidency, dropped the hint.
Saraki, while congratulating Davido on his birthday, said he has been energetic and an achiever from childhood. He wrote on his Facebook page:
Saraki spoke when he received international development campaigner and climate change advocate, Abideen Olasupo.
Saraki, a former two-term Kwara State Governor, stated this in posts on his social media handles on Saturday.
He advised the people not to allow the crucial lessons the results of the election signified to go unnoticed or ignored.
Saraki said the zoning of the national chairman to the North Central won’t affect who emerges the presidential candidate.
The ex-Governor, who spoke on his social media handles, advised on ways to remember the heroes of the struggle.
The former Governor and First Lady of Kwara State will be sponsoring 80 mammograms for women aged 40 and above; 100 breast ultrasounds for women aged 40 and below; and 60 cervical pap smears to strengthen awareness that early detection and screening give patients the best chance at a successful treatment.
Saraki gave the charge on Saturday when he spoke after the election of new State Executive Council members.
Saraki spoke in a statement signed by Yusuph Olaniyonu, Head of his Media Office, and made available on Sunday.