CARRY-GO FELICITATES WITH THE PRESIDENT - ELECT, ASIWAJU BOLA AHMED TINUBU ON HIS 71ST BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY


described Him As An Emancipator, and An Advocate of True Democracy 


Some years back, it was a common phenomenon to discuss Asiwaju’s status, great or not great. Today, no one discusses Asiwaju’s greatness any longer but the weight of his greatness and legacies is bequeathing our nation, Africa and the entire world.

In a statement released by his Media Team, Carry Go described Asiwaju 71st birthday as a celebration of National and International Honour, simply because he is a Great Man who naturally attracts honour and celebration.


Kings, Presidents of Nations, Ambassadors, distinguished Lawmakers, expatriates, political leaders, economic giants, Rulers of Public and Private Sectors, Party Faithfuls and the General public all saying “best wishes" to one man, a unique creature and destined leader of our time. Even those who disagree with him politically cannot help sending words of honour to him on this day.


Anytime Asiwaju’s birthday is close, the whole nation is agog with celebration of an enigma, a leader, Crowd Puller, a Political general, the Legend, the Calculator, Strategist, Team Leader, Dogged Fighter, Brave Leader, Mentor, EMANCIPATOR, Redeemer, Father of Nation, Liberator of the oppressed and the weak, Husband of the widows, Father of the Less privileged and unreached, and above all, a God fearing compatriot and now the President-Elect of the Federal Republic Of Nigeria


Asiwaju’s greatness was dated back to his childhood. The traits of leadership were noticed in him from early age. His generosity is unequalled, racing through all and sundry, and cutting across all strata.


Carry Go said, We owe him much more but echoing his laudable deeds in appreciation of his service to his fatherland goes a long way to live, after Asiwaju in decades to come. We keep admonishing his greatness because, that is all we can give back to him now as he dedicated his entire life to the emancipation of his people from Neo-colonisation from the wicked, the Oppressor, Looters and those who grew in this nation without being thought how to be kind and good to fellow countrymen and the Nation itself.


Asiwaju will live in Peace and Strength; his role on the nation as one man so passionate about the people will continue to make the difference the world always look for as Model and best Practice in Leadership. 


To crown it all, As you are plus one today Omo Olodode, your intention to become the number one Citizen of Nigeria come 2023, has been achieved, God will give you the wisdom and Knowledge to take Nigeria to a Greater Height. (Amen)


Long Live President - Elect, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu


Long Live Federal Republic of Nigeria


E-Signed:


Hon. Oladipupo Babatunde Okeyomi Carry Go


CAFI-T23, President


March 29, 2023

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