Tinubu Applauded Over West African Stability, Economic Integration

The first deputy speaker of the ECOWAS Parliament and deputy president of the Nigerian Senate, Senator Barau I Jibrin, has commended President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for his exemplary leadership and unwavering dedication to the advancement of the West African region.

Senator Barau described President Tinubu, the chairman of the ECOWAS Authority of heads of state and government, as a beacon of inspiration to all in the subregion.

According to his media aide, Ismail Mudashir, the deputy president of the Senate, spoke at the opening ceremony of the 2025 first Extraordinary Session of the ECOWAS Parliament on Monday in Lagos.

Senator Barau acknowledged the ECOWAS Parliament’s deep appreciation of President Tinubu for his strategic vision and commitment to regional stability, economic integration and democratic governance.

He described the president as a “beacon of inspiration” and a “pillar of progress and cooperation,” whose leadership has strengthened regional solidarity and instilled confidence in West Africa’s collective aspirations.

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“His leadership has paved the way for a more prosperous and resilient West Africa. The ECOWAS Parliament remains deeply grateful for his continued support and guidance,” he said.

Senator Barau also expressed the regional parliament’s gratitude to the Lagos State Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, for hosting the 2025 First Extraordinary Session of the ECOWAS Parliament.

Senator Barau reiterated the Regional Parliament’s commitment to integration and emphasised the importance of cooperation, unity, and development among member states.

“ Through our collaborative efforts and decision-making, we can strengthen our region, working together towards shared goals that advance prosperity and progress. Let us remain steadfast in our commitment to general unity, cooperation and progress,” he said.