- APC National Chairman Dr. Abdullahi Ganduje urged Nigerians to remain patient, promising significant economic improvements and stability by 2025 under President Tinubu
- Ganduje acknowledged current hardships, attributing challenges to fuel subsidy removal, but expressed confidence in Tinubu’s reforms showing positive signs soon
The National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Dr. Abdullahi Umar Ganduje, has urged Nigerians to remain patient with President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, assuring them of significant economic improvements by 2025.
In a Christmas message released by his Chief Press Secretary, Edwin Olofu, Ganduje acknowledged the current hardships, including insecurity, poverty, and the rising cost of goods and services.
He attributed part of the challenges to the government’s removal of the fuel subsidy but emphasized that Tinubu’s reforms are already showing positive signs.
Ganduje, the former governor of Kano State, expressed confidence in the administration’s commitment to delivering a better future for Nigerians. “President Tinubu is working tirelessly to ensure the dividends of democracy reach everyone,” he said.
He added, “The bold economic reforms may have caused discomfort, but results are beginning to emerge. By Christmas next year, the economy will stabilize and improve significantly.”
Highlighting progress in security, Ganduje noted a reduction in cases of banditry and kidnapping, which he attributed to government efforts to tackle insecurity.
He also reaffirmed the APC’s dedication to implementing policies and programs aimed at sustainable growth, enhanced security, and improved living standards for all Nigerians.
As the nation continues addressing its developmental challenges, Ganduje called on citizens to keep hope alive and pray for peace, stability, and prosperity during the festive season.
He also encouraged prayers for leaders’ success at all levels of government.
The APC chairman concluded by wishing Nigerians a joyful Christmas celebration and a brighter future under the Tinubu administration.