*Photo: Senator George Akume, addressing APC faithful in Makurdi, Benue State*
The Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Senator George Akume, has called on stakeholders, party faithful, and Nigerians to support the re-election of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, citing the administration’s commitment to national development and economic reforms in line with the Renewed Hope Agenda.
Sen. Akume, who was welcomed separately by mammoth crowd of APC delegates, party stakeholders and supporters at the venues for the presidential primaries in Wanune, Makurdi South and Makurdi Central of Benue state, emphasized the need for their overwhelming support to President Tinubu to ensure his victory in the forthcoming election, saying it’s their mandate and they should not be deceived by naysayers as President Tinubu means well for Nigeria.
He stated that the achievements recorded by the administration within a relatively short period demonstrate the President’s determination to reposition Nigeria for sustainable growth and long-term prosperity, and this call for our collective support to enable him actualise the Renewed Hope Agenda.”President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has shown courage and commitment in implementing policies and reforms aimed at building a stronger and more resilient nation. This is a period that requires support, cooperation, and unity of purpose from all stakeholders,” Akume stated.
Speaking on educational reforms, the SGF highlighted the establishment of the Nigerian Education Fund (NELFUND) as a landmark programme and one of the first of its kind in Africa, which is a clear demonstration of Federal Government’s commitment to ensuring that every Nigerian student has access to quality education and opportunities for advancement.
Speaking at Makurdi Central, Sen. Jack Tilley-Gyado said the purpose of meeting with them was to mobilize them for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to ensure his victory at the APC Presidential Primaries to enable him continue with the Renewed Hope Agenda, assuring their unflinching support to Sen. George Akume and the President.