The APC state chairmen met with non-indigenous communities in Lagos on Sunday.
He said temporary intervention programmes alone could not build a modern and resilient economy.
He stated that when completed, the roads would boost trade and agricultural activities and enhance the efficiency of security operations.
He said it had become one of Nigeria’s greatest economic success stories.
Mr Akiolu said political calculations and human manoeuvres could not override God’s will in determining leadership.
Mr Tinubu described the re-election as a historic endorsement of Adeniyi’s visionary leadership and Nigeria’s growing stature in global customs administration.
He said the timely provision of roads and other infrastructure strengthened public confidence in the government and improved residents’ quality of life.
He urged party members to remain united and work together to secure victory in the 2027 general elections.
The Minister of Information and National Orientation, Mohammed Idris, says President Bola Tinubu’s 700-kilometre legacy highway will connect states.
Mr Ijabiyi urged every APC member to embrace reconciliation, mutual respect, and collective responsibility.
