President Bola Tinubu has made it clear, the Federal Government will not stop to “support and partner” with States that are “serious about delivery”.
The President’s statement is coming as he visits Nasarawa State for the first time since he asssumed office in 2023.
President Tinubu, who arrived the ‘Home Of Solid Minerals’, on Wednesday said, he was “genuinely overwhelmed” as the people of the North Central State received him with “warmth and hospitality”.
President Tinubu said via his official X account: “Today marked my first official visit to Nassarawa State ‘the Home of Solid Minerals’ since I assumed office in 2023.
“I am genuinely overwhelmed by the warmth and hospitality shown by the people. Your reception demonstrates your support for our administration’s efforts to foster progress and development across Nigeria, which aligns with our Renewed Hope Agenda.”
The President hailed Abdullahi Sule, saying, the Governor has proven that leadership is about “ambition and delivery”.
He said, Sule’s commitment to education, security reflect the values of the Renewed Hope Agenda, adding, he saw “new roads, security vehicles for local agencies” all installed with the people in consideration.
The President further hailed Governor Sule for “empowering women” and making sure that the “gains of democracy” reach the citizens.
President Tinubu said: “Governor Sule @GovNasarawa has proven that leadership is not just about ambition. It is about delivery.
“His commitment to infrastructure, education, security, and economic development reflects the values of our Renewed Hope Agenda. Today, I saw evidence of that: new roads, flyovers, a Secretariat complex, and security vehicles for local agencies, all built with the people in mind.
“But more than the projects, it is the mindset shift that matters. Nasarawa is building with purpose. Investing in its people. Creating jobs, empowering women, and ensuring that the gains of democracy are visible in the lives of citizens.
“I must commend Governor Sule for translating policy into progress, and I urge other subnational leaders to do the same. The federal government will continue to support and partner with states that are serious about delivery.
“We must raise the standard together. Nigeria, and Nigerians deserves nothing less.”
