King Mohammed VI mourns Buhari, calling him a dedicated leader and a friend to Morocco.
He praised Nigeria-Morocco ties and offered heartfelt condolences to President Tinubu and Buhari’s family.
King Mohammed VI of Morocco has extended his condolences to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and the people of Nigeria over the passing of former President Muhammadu Buhari.
In a formal message of sympathy, the Moroccan monarch expressed deep sorrow over Buhari’s death, describing it as a significant loss not only to Nigeria but also to Africa as a whole.
“I share your grief and want you to know how much I appreciated the working sessions I had with the deceased,” King Mohammed VI said in his message to President Tinubu. “They culminated in the launch of promising development projects that have ushered in a new era grounded in friendship and close cooperation between our two sister nations.”
The King commended Buhari for his dedication to national service, describing him as “an illustrious leader who worked untiringly to serve his country’s best interests and lead his people toward further progress and prosperity.”
He also conveyed heartfelt sympathy to the Buhari family and offered prayers for strength and comfort during this period of mourning.
Reflecting on the shared diplomatic ties between Nigeria and Morocco, King Mohammed VI highlighted the legacy of bilateral cooperation that flourished under Buhari’s leadership, particularly in areas of economic development and regional stability.
The monarch concluded by reaffirming Morocco’s solidarity with Nigeria and the Buhari family during this time of national reflection.
