Tinubu urges Akpabio and Abbas to alleviate economic burden and eliminate insecurity for our people
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President Bola Tinubu has delivered a message to the newly elected President of the Senate, Senator Godswill Akpabio, and the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Senator Tajudeen Abbas, urging them to work diligently to alleviate the economic burden and eliminate insecurity faced by Nigerians. In a statement congratulating the new leadership of the National Assembly, Tinubu acknowledged that disagreements may arise during their work together, but emphasized that these disagreements should not stem from malice or ill-will, nor should they aim to undermine the institution of the National Assembly or any individual member.

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Tinubu expressed his satisfaction with the election of Senator Godswill Akpabio as the President of the Senate and Senator Tajudeen Abbas as the Speaker of the House of Representatives for the 10th National Assembly. He also extended his congratulations to the newly appointed Deputy Senate President, Jibril Barau, and the Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, Benjamin Kalu, for their well-deserved victories. Tinubu highlighted the significant responsibility that comes with assuming the leadership of the National Assembly and urged Akpabio, Abbas, and their fellow leaders to justify the confidence placed in them by their members and the Nigerian people.

The President expressed his best wishes to Senator Abdulaziz Yari, Honourable Idris Wase, and Honourable Aminu Jaji, who participated in the leadership election, and encouraged them to maintain the same level of enthusiasm and dedication in serving their constituents and Nigeria. Tinubu extended his congratulations to all members of the National Assembly, regardless of party affiliation, emphasizing that their role is to serve the people of the country.

Tinubu emphasized the importance of diligently fulfilling the oath taken to serve the nation and called for swift action in carrying out the business of governance for the betterment of Nigeria. He expressed his readiness to transparently collaborate with the National Assembly and highlighted the expectations of Nigerians for lawmakers to enact beneficial legislation and carry out effective oversight that enhances the performance of the government and improves the quality of life for the people.

While acknowledging that disagreements may arise, Tinubu stressed that such disagreements should not be driven by malice or a desire to diminish the National Assembly or any member. He underscored the aspirations of the Nigerian people, who look to their representatives to alleviate the economic burden and eliminate insecurity, enabling farmers in rural communities to work without fear and contribute to food production.

Tinubu recognized the collective responsibility to bring positive change to the country, remove barriers to progress, and improve the overall fortune of Nigeria. He emphasized that this can only be achieved through dedication, commitment, and harmonious collaboration while respecting the prerogatives of each member and acting in the best interest of the nation.

The President emphasized the need to seize the opportunity and make every day of the next four years count, as Nigerians expect progressive good governance that enhances their living standards. Tinubu pledged to remain a partner in progress, working towards peace, stability, and prosperity for Nigeria, and called upon the leadership of the 10th National Assembly and all members to join him on this collective journey of governance.

“We cannot afford to waste this opportunity because Nigerians want us to make every day of the next four years count. Justifiably, our people want more from their government. They truly deserve progressive good governance that will improve their standards of living. We must give them our best.

“I will remain a partner in progress for peace, stability and prosperity of Nigeria. I count on the leadership of the 10th National Assembly and all members to work and walk with me on this governmental journey.”