APC government working tirelessly to make life better for Nigerians: Spokesperson

The All Progressives Congress (APC) says the government is working tirelessly to make things better for citizens.
Cornelius Ojelabi, the Lagos State chairman of the party, made the statement on Tuesday in his Christmas message to residents.
Mr Ojelabi acknowledged that 2024 had been challenging for many Nigerians but assured that the government was working tirelessly to set the nation on the path of sustainable development.
He stated that the APC was committed to creating a brighter future for all residents and was working hard to ensure that the state remained a beacon of hope and prosperity.
Mr Ojelabi, rejoicing with residents, urged them to live in line with the teachings of Jesus Christ, who is the reason for Christmas celebration.
He added that Christmas is a time for sober reflection and a time to imbibe the the values of love, kindness, and generosity.
Mr Ojelabi urged residents to strive to be their brother’s keeper, support one another, and promote peace and unity in their communities.
The chairman thanked APC members for their support, saying the party was looking forward to continuing to serve them in the years to come.
He enjoined Christians to continue to pray for their leaders and the country, especially during challenging times.
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