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Buhari Promises to Attend Unveiling of Femi Adesina Memoir January 16

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In a much-anticipated literary event, Femi Adesina, the former Special Adviser on Media and Publicity to ex-President Muhammadu Buhari, is gearing up to unveil his memoir on Tuesday, January 16, 2024.

The public presentation of the extensive 488-page memoir, titled ‘Working With Buhari: Reflections of a Special Adviser, Media and Publicity (2015-2023),’ is poised to be a landmark occasion drawing the attention of Nigeria’s elite to the nation’s capital.

Adesina, who played a pivotal role in shaping the media narrative during Buhari’s presidency, recently presented a copy of his memoir to the former president in a symbolic gesture in Daura, Katsina State.

Buhari’s response echoed a sentiment of appreciation and recognition for Adesina’s dedicated efforts, stating, “You have done Nigeria a great service in writing this book.

Everyone interested in affairs of the country would love to own a copy. If you could spend time putting the book together, I must spare time to attend the presentation personally.”

The memoir, spanning the years 2015 to 2023, promises to provide an insider’s perspective on the dynamics of working closely with the former president.

As the countdown to the launch begins, expectations are high for a comprehensive narrative that sheds light on the challenges, victories, and behind-the-scenes moments that defined the Buhari administration.

The event is anticipated to draw a distinguished audience, including political figures, media personalities, and other influential individuals in Nigeria.

The promise of Buhari’s personal attendance adds a significant endorsement to the memoir’s importance, further emphasizing its relevance to those keen on understanding the intricacies of Nigeria’s recent political history.

As the nation awaits this literary unveiling, ‘Working With Buhari’ is poised to become a cornerstone in understanding the complexities of governance and media relations during a transformative period in Nigeria

 

Source: Platform Times

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