Jandor seeks Nigerians’ support for Tinubu govt

Abdulazeez ”Jandor” Adediran, the lead visioner of the Lagos4Lagos Movement, has reiterated the need for collective responsibility to strengthen Nigeria, seeking citizens’ support for President Bola Tinubu.
Mr Adediran, a chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC) and former PDP governorship candidate, made the call in a statement by his spokesman, Gbenga Ogunleye, on Tuesday.
While felicitating Lagos residents on the commemoration of Nigeria’s 65th Independence Day, Mr Adediran noted that it is a solemn reminder that nation-building is a collective responsibility.
Mr Adediran lauded citizens for their perseverance and commitment to the country’s growth and stability.
He commended the ongoing efforts of the Tinubu-led federal government to reposition Nigeria through his Renewed Hope Agenda.
The politician hailed the president’s reforms, saying they were necessary to redirect the country toward sustainable prosperity and economic inclusiveness.
Mr Adediran urged Nigerians to support government policies designed to yield long-term benefits.
According to him, true progress can only be achieved when the people and government work hand in hand in unity of purpose.
Mr Adediran assured Lagos residents and Nigerians at large of the president’s unwavering dedication to initiatives that promote good governance, equitable development, and national cohesion.
“As we celebrate this Independence Day, let us be reminded that the strength of our nation lies in the resilience of its people.
“Together, we can unite in support of the current government to overcome present challenges and usher in a brighter future for generations to come,” Mr Adediran said.
(NAN)
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