Senate President Godswill Akpabio has called upon the citizens of Nigeria to maintain their hope as the nation embarks on a path toward prosperity.
During an Inter-denominational Church Service held at the National Christian Centre in Abuja to commemorate Nigeria’s 64th Independence Anniversary, Akpabio recognized the numerous challenges confronting the country but asserted that a bright future lies ahead.
“We must face our challenges head-on, but we should also celebrate our resilience and unwavering spirit,” he stated. “Historically, we have triumphed over hardships, and we will continue to do so. Together, we will forge a nation that our children and future generations will take pride in.”
The Senate president reflected on the nation’s advancements, pointing out that every achievement marks a collective effort fueled by the strength and willpower of the Nigerian people. He underscored the importance of recognizing successes while fostering patience as the country strives to meet its aspirations.
Akpabio introduced the “Renewed Hope Project,” aimed at revitalizing the economy, empowering citizens, and providing aid to the most vulnerable segments of society. “We are on the right track, and together we will reach our destination,” he assured.
George Akume, the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, echoed Akpabio’s optimistic sentiments at the event. “Hope is alive,” he affirmed. “I envision a Nigeria that, under President Bola Tinubu’s leadership, will become the most blessed, successful, and prosperous nation in Africa and beyond.”
