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10th NASS: Tinubu Reacts To Akpabio, Abbas’ Victories, Seeks Collaboration In Addressing National Challenges

Hails Yari, Wase, Jaji

by Jonathan Nda-Isaiah
2 years ago
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In a resounding display of unity and a call to swiftly commence the work of the people, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has congratulated the newly elected Presiding Officers of the 10th National Assembly.

The President’s message extended warm wishes to Senator Godswill Akpabio and Rt. Honourable Tajudeen Abbas, who were elected as President of the Senate and Speaker of the House of Representatives, respectively.

In a statement personally signed by him, President Tinubu expressed his confidence in their abilities and urged them to fulfill their responsibilities with utmost dedication.

“The election of Distinguished Senator Godswill Akpabio and Rt. Honourable Tajudeen Abbas as the President of the Senate and Speaker of the House of Representatives for the 10th National Assembly is a good development. I heartily congratulate them,” President Tinubu remarked.

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Furthermore, the President acknowledged the triumphs of Jibril Barau, elected as the Deputy Senate President, and Benjamin Kalu, who emerged as the House of Representatives Deputy Speaker.

President Tinubu commended their well-deserved victories and stressed the weighty responsibility that comes with their positions.

“Being elected by their peers as presiding officers and assuming the leadership of the National Assembly is a great honor that comes with huge responsibility. I trust that you will justify the confidence reposed in you by your members and many Nigerians,” President Tinubu affirmed.

The President also expressed appreciation for the active participation of Senator Abdulaziz Yari, Hon. Idris Wase, and Hon. Aminu Jaji in the National Assembly leadership elections.

He wished them success in their tenure and urged them to maintain the enthusiasm they demonstrated during the contest in fulfilling their duties to their constituents and the nation.

President Tinubu extended his congratulations to all members of the National Assembly, emphasizing that their enrollment into the service of the Nigerian people marked a significant moment.

He called upon them to diligently and faithfully carry out their responsibilities, working in the best interest of the nation.

“We have all been called upon and accepted the responsibility to diligently and faithfully serve our fatherland with the oath we took.

It is time to get on and move swiftly with the business of governance in the service of Nigeria,” President Tinubu declared.

Highlighting the importance of collaboration, the President expressed his preparedness to transparently work with the National Assembly.

He emphasized the expectations of Nigerians for lawmakers to enact laws and conduct oversight duties that would enhance government performance and improve the quality of life for citizens.

“In the course of our work together, disagreements may occur. When we disagree, it will not be out of malice, ill-will, and a quest to diminish the institution of National Assembly or any individual member,” President Tinubu assured.

With the people’s aspirations in mind, President Tinubu emphasized the need to address economic burdens and eradicate insecurity.

He called for concerted efforts to foster progress, remove barriers hindering development, and fulfill the promises made during election campaigns.

“Our people look up to us to change the fortune of our country for good and remove all barriers that impede progress. All of these we can make happen with dedication and commitment.

We can only achieve all the good things we promised during our campaigns when we work together in harmony but with respect for our respective prerogatives and in the best interest of our country,”
President Tinubu expressed.

The President concluded by affirming his commitment to be a partner in progress for peace, stability, and prosperity in Nigeria.

He called upon the leadership of the 10th National Assembly and all members to join him on this governmental journey.

“I count on the leadership of the 10th National Assembly and all members to work and walk with me on this governmental journey,” President Tinubu urged.


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