No distractions can halt President Bola Tinubu’s administration’s transformative policy, according to Mr. Sunday Fagbemi, chairman of the All Progressives Congress, APC, North-Central Chairmen Forum.
Speaking to reporters at the APC national secretariat on Thursday in Abuja, Fagbemi—who is also the Chairman of the Kwara APC—made this announcement.
He led the North-Central state chairmen of the party on a visit to offer condolences to Prof. Nentawe Yilwatda, the party’s national chairman, who recently lost his mother.
At the age of 83, Yilwatda’s mother passed away at the Jos University Teaching Hospital on August 17.
According to Fagbemi, the fundamental tenets of democracy, development, demography, and diaspora engagement are what drive the Tinubu Administration’s agenda.
He claimed that the state chairmen of the party were dedicated to seeing that the “Renewed Hope Agenda” was implemented, and that this agenda was starting to show results.
By God’s grace, there has been some advancement and growth, and President Tinubu has managed to weather the storm.
Even the opposition has acknowledged that four years is insufficient to repair the dispersed and shattered ship, so we cannot accomplish this on our own. Rome was not built in a day.
In terms of economic recovery, he has accomplished a great deal, and we can all agree that diversification is causing food prices to decline daily.
Although the opposition parties admitted that they couldn’t accomplish much in four years, Fagbemi stated that significant progress had been made in the areas of infrastructure development and the economy.
He went on to say that the state chairmen of the party want to stay focused on implementing the Renewed Hope Agenda and not be sidetracked in any way before the general election in 2027.
In his remarks, Dr. Aliyu Bello, the Nassarawa State APC Chairman, urged Nigerians to keep backing the Tinubu-led government so that it can accomplish more for the nation and its people.
He went on to say that under the administration, the economy was heading in the right direction.
According to Bello, the Tinubu-led administration’s increased state allocation made governors of states controlled by the Peoples’ Democratic Party (PDP) happy.
“Our leader, President Tinubu, is seeing results from his audacious actions. We are ready to go. Let’s not get sidetracked; everything will be alright before the next election starts.
Given that Nigeria’s project is ongoing and cannot be completed in a single term, the country is ready for the APC.