President John Mahama has signed a book of condolence opened at the Namibian High Commission for the late former Namibian leader, Sam Nujoma.
The ceremony took place on February 19.
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President Mahama wrote, “Liberation Comrade, you have truly fought a good fight, and now is the time for the faithful soldier to lay down his arm and take a rest. Namibia is truly grateful to you, and Africa is truly grateful to you for the dignity and freedom we enjoy as a people.”
“Rest in peace, soldier, Sam Nujoma. Long live Africa and Namibia solidarity,” he signed off.
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