Tinubu’s leadership continues to inspire hope, progress: Gov. Ododo
Governor Ahmed Ododo of Kogi State has described President Bola Tinubu as a statesman whose leadership and dedication to national development continue to inspire hope and progress across Nigeria.
Mr Ododo stated this in his felicitation to the president on his 73rd birthday.
In a statement signed by his media aide, Ismaila Isah, Mr Ododo commended the president’s unwavering commitment to the Renewed Hope Agenda.
The governor said Mr Tinubu’s reforms were strengthening national unity, stabilising the economy and advancing the nation’s democratic values.
“On behalf of the government and people of Kogi State, I celebrate Mr President on this special day.
“Your resilience, visionary leadership, and patriotism have laid a strong foundation for Nigeria’s growth.
“We deeply appreciate your tireless efforts in repositioning our country for sustainable development,” he stated.
Mr Ododo reaffirmed his support for Mr Tinubu’s administration. He prayed for continued wisdom, strength, and good health for the president as he leads Nigeria toward greater prosperity, sustainable development, peace and stability.
(NAN)
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