Nigeria at 64: ‘Be patient, hopeful’ -Akpabio tells Nigerians
Senate President, Godswill Akpabio has called on Nigerians to remain patient, hopeful, and to believe in the President Bola Tinubu-led administration for a better future.
Akpabio made this call in a message to Nigerians to mark the nation’s 64th independence anniversary.
Expressing optimism for a better Nigeria, the Senate President commended the spirit of Nigerians over the years.
According to him, though the nation had been faced with numerous challenges, the citizens, however, had remained resolute and resilient.
“My fellow countrymen and women, on behalf of my family, constituents, the Senate and indeed the 10th National Assembly.
“I heartily extend my warmest congratulations to each and every one of you on this momentous day.
“Today marks a significant milestone in our journey as a nation, and I am honoured and grateful to God to be a part of it.
“It is axiomatic that as a nation, we’ve faced numerous challenges, but our indomitable spirit has always prevailed.
“From our earliest struggles for independence to the present day, we’ve shown resilience and determination.
“As we move forward, I urge you to be patient and hopeful, our brightest days are ahead of us, and together, we’ll build a prosperous nation that our children and future generations will be proud of.
“I plead with you to support the present administration and hope for the better.
“I commend President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s leadership, which has given us a renewed hope for a better Nigeria, his courage and dedication are truly inspirational,” he said.
The former Akwa-Ibom State Governor further reiterated that the 10th National Assembly had passed several pro-development laws aimed at renewing collective aspirations for citizens and fostering growth in key sectors.
“Let’s celebrate our achievements and acknowledge the progress we’ve made.
“We’re working tirelessly to rejuvenate our economy, empower our people, and lift up the most vulnerable.
“Happy 64th independence anniversary, Nigeria,” Akpabio said.
