Prince Ade Omole has described President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s New Month message as a powerful assessment of the progress being recorded under the administration’s Renewed Hope Agenda.
Omole, in a statement reacting to the President’s message, said Tinubu had “summed it up beautifully,” urging members and supporters of the administration to take the message of its achievements to Nigerians across the country and in the Diaspora.
“This is undoubtedly the quote of the month. Mr President has summed it up beautifully, and now it is up to us, the foot soldiers, to carry this positive trajectory to every corner of the nation and across the Diaspora!” Omole said.
He added that the message from the President was clear, expressing optimism that Nigeria had overcome its economic difficulties and was now moving forward.
“The message is crystal clear, Nigeria is out of the woods and forging ahead!” he said.
In his New Month message, President Tinubu highlighted what he described as the emerging results of the administration’s economic reforms and development programmes.
“The results of our efforts are becoming very clear to all: The Renewed Hope Agenda is working,” the President said.
Tinubu cited Nigeria’s trade surpluses, rising foreign reserves and improved credit rating among the indicators of progress under his administration.
According to the President, the country’s foreign reserves are at their highest level in 17 years, while its credit rating has improved by several notches.
He also highlighted ongoing investments in infrastructure, including roads, railways and superhighways, as well as increased oil and gas production.
“Investors who left are returning. Oil and gas production is increasing,” Tinubu said.
The President further pointed to developments in the education sector, noting that Nigerian universities had, for the first time in a long time, remained free from strikes.
“And in our universities – for the first time in a long time – there are no strikes. Our children are in class,” he said.
Tinubu also referenced the National Education Loan Fund (NELFUND) and the Credit Corporation (Creditcorp), saying student loans were helping to make education more accessible, while affordable credit was being made available to civil servants.
The President concluded his New Month message by highlighting these developments as evidence that the government’s difficult policy decisions were beginning to produce tangible results.
