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Queen Elizabeth Was A Monarch For All Seasons – Osinbajo

by Jonathan Nda-Isaiah
3 years ago
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Vice President Yemi Osinbajo has said that the late Queen Elizabeth II was a monarch for all seasons who brought people together from all over the world.

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Prof. Osinbajo stated this on Sunday in a short tribute at the Lancaster House.

According to a statement by his spokesman, Laolu Akande, the Nigeria’s Vice President also joined other world leaders to pay their last respect to the late British monarch at the Queen’s lying-in-state at different times on Sunday.

World leaders, who visited the Westminster Hall to witness the lying-in-state alongside Osinbajo included the Prime Minister of Canada, Justin Trudeau; U.S. President Joe Biden and French President, Emmanuel Macron, among other royals and Heads of State and Government across the world.

In the condolence register at Lancaster House, the Vice President noted that “Nigeria joins the government and people of the UK, the Commonwealth and rest of the world in expressing our sincere condolence to the royal family on the passing of a monarch for all seasons. May the Lord bless her memory.”

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Later at a bilateral meeting between Prof. Osinbajo and the UK Foreign Secretary, they discussed how to improve trade ties between both countries especially expanding opportunities for Nigerian businesses and supporting the country’s climate objectives.

They also discussed the imperative of strengthening international coalition to tackle insecurity in the Sahel and the horn of Africa region.

The UK Foreign Secretary welcomed Nigeria’s participation in the funeral programme for Queen Elizabeth ll, expressing gratitude for Nigeria’s solidarity and friendship with the UK on the mourning of the monarch, and also celebration of the life and times of the late Queen.

By Sunday evening, and at press time, King Charles III was hosting the Vice President and other visiting world leaders at a reception at the Buckingham Palace as part of activities for the State Funeral of the British monarch.

On Monday morning, the Vice President will also attend the Funeral Service for the Queen at Westminster Abbey.

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