The Social Democratic Party’s Presidential Candidate, Prince Adewole Adebayo has sent out his condolence and sympathy message to the Government and people of the United Kingdom, countries of the Commonwealth and the Pacific Region over the demise of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II on Thursday at the age of 96.
Prince Adebayo through his Official tweeter handle said, “The Queen remains a quintessential figure in our collective history and evolution to nationhood, the thoughts and prayers of the entire world are with, particularly, the Queen’s immediate family, the United Kingdom and other nations of the world over which she reigned as a figure-head for over seven decades.
“The entire world would miss the constant quests for peace and the diplomatic truces the longest-ruling British Monarch mediated in her active years.
“As a nation, our history cannot be complete without the name of the departed Queen, who visited our country a few years after her 1952 coronation.
“We, therefore, join the people of Great Britain and other parts of the world, who are great friends of Nigeria and with whom we collaborate in several fora involving the Commonwealth to share co-operation on issues of diplomacy, like sports, trade and the just-concluded 65th Commonwealth Parliamentary Association (CPA) Conference in Halifax, Canada, among others.
“We will together go through these solemn moments of mourning for the highly-endowed Queen Elizabeth II
The tweet reads, “On behalf of the Social Democratic Party of Nigeria, I sincerely extend profound condolences to Government and people of the United Kingdom on the death of much beloved Queen Elizabeth II whose long reign exemplified duty, dignity and dedication a clear proof of what a youth can do.”
“The 73-year-old former Prince of Wales as a chip of the old block ,who had in all these years learnt under the tutelage of his highly famous mother and Queen, the world is hopeful that the new King would continue to uphold the traditions of one of the most important and longest-surviving Monarchies across the world, especially as they concern other countries outside Britain.
“We pray for the peaceful repose of her great soul and the souls of the faithful who have gone before.
“We congratulate King Charles III on his assumption of the throne and as a nation extend our hands of friendship to him in the hope that he will continue in the glowing leadership strides of his mother, the departed Queen, especially in the areas of dealing with other parts of the world,