 President Mohamed Bahri and former Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta have advised the president-elect Bola Tinibu to pacify Nigerians agreeing over the outcome of the presidential election. The two leaders spoke at the presidential inauguration lecture in Abuja, Kenyatta who gave the keynote address urged Tinibu to ignore political differences and unite Nigerians after he swore in as president. In his own remarks, Buhari also urged the president-elect to ensure he follows the principles of democracy as president. The lessons we have learned here are not mere intellectual exercises but are called to action as I prefer to hand over the reins of governance. To the president-elect on the 29th of May, I am filled with a renewed sense of hope, hinged on the capacity of my successor, his Excellency Bola Ahme Tinibu, to deliver on the assignment given to him by Nigerians. I am at the same time reminded of the immense responsibilities entrusted upon us as leaders and the tremendous potentials that lies within our great nation. We must heed the lessons of this lecture and translate them into concrete actions. We must continue to prioritize the welfare and well-being of our students, providing them with quality education, accessible healthcare, and sustainable livelihoods. We must fight against corruption in all its forms, unfolding the principles of transparency, accountability, and the rule of law. But above all, we must remain united. Our diversity is our strength and it is through dialogue, understanding, and respect we can overcome our differences and forge a common path towards progress. Let us poster an environment where every Nigerian has an equal opportunity to thrive, regardless of their background, ethnicity, religion, or social status. We hold all the positions we occupy, but on the positive impact we make on the lives of our fellow citizens. Together, let us march forward, guided by the lessons learned from this lecture, and build an Nigeria that is prosperous, inclusive, and anchored on the principles of democracy.