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  • Nigeria@63: President Tinubu Ushering In New Lease of hope For All – Edu

    Nigeria@63: President Tinubu Ushering In New Lease of hope For All – Edu

    By Joyce Remi-Babayeju

    Minister for Humanitarian Affairs and Poverty Alleviation, Dr. Betta Edu has said that President Bola Tinubu’s administration is ushering in new lease of hope for Nigerians through the Renewed Hope Agenda.

    Edu stated this when she congratulated Nigerians on the country’s 63rd independence anniversary, saying the celebration,though at a low key is symbolic in Tinubu’s Renewed Hope administration.

    In a statement signed by her Special Adviser, Media, and Publicity, Rasheed Olanrewaju Zubair, the Minister said the country’s 63rd independence anniversary, is a special occasion for all of us Nigerians, regardless of our background, tribe or religion to celebrate the gains of freedom, saluting the sacrifices of founding fathers.

    Urging for a renewal of faith in Nigeria, Dr. Edu gave the assurance that with President Bola Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda, a new lease of life for Nigeria is in the offering for all Nigerians.

    The Minister called on all citizens, especially the youths, women to stay patriotic and work with the Government of President Bola Tinubu on rebuilding and restructuring the system to yield better dividends.

    “Our love and faith in Nigeria must never waver; they must rule our hearts at all times.”

    “As a youth myself, I call on the young people to see the survival and greatness of Nigeria as tasks that must be done. Let’s therefore, celebrate our 63rd independence anniversary with joy and pride, knowing that we belong to a great country with a rich history and bright future”, the Minister stated.

    She canvassed the support of all Nigerians for President Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda that will end hunger and multi-dimensional poverty in Nigeria, “including a reduction in humanitarian crises which my Ministry is spearheading.

    “Our dear president needs the collective support of Nigerians to enable him to deliver on the Renewed Hope Agenda aimed at ushering in a new lease of life for everyone.”

    She added,”Our country’s 63rd independence anniversary, therefore, presents us with a beautiful opportunity to rededicate ourselves to upholding the ideals of our founding fathers and the goals of the present administration. Happy independence, Nigerians.”

  • Nigeria@63: Agricultural Sector In Progress-Jigawa AFAN

    Nigeria@63: Agricultural Sector In Progress-Jigawa AFAN

    By Jabiru Hassan.

    The Jigawa state chairman of All Farmers Association, (AFAN) Alhaji Idris Yau Mai Unguwa Jaga has described agricultural sector as the bedrock of the Nigerian economy through better government policy and close collaboration with agricultural development agencies as well as research institutes.

    He stated this in a statement issued to newsmen in Dutse, adding that from the independence to date, different administrations have done their efforts to ensure that food production is getting more progress at both levels and in accordance with different crops clusters.

    Mai Unguwa Jaga added that Nigeria is seriously in needs of more plans for agricultural reformation especially when the world is advancing in mass food production for economic progress that bring real change in the sector, where he commended the present administration for opening more windows of opportunities to Nigerian farmers.

    ” On behalf of the state AFAN executives council members,the local government and wards leaders as well as Jigawa farmers, we facilitate with the people and government of Jigawa state and the country at large on the 63rd anniversary celebrations and prays for more national development at all levels”.

    In conclusion, Idris Yau Mai Unguwa Jaga thanked the executive governor of Jigawa state Malam Umar Namadi Dan Modi for including agriculture into his administration’s 12 point agenda which is a clear indication that Jigawa farmers would continue to benefits from his government policies.

  • Nigeria@63: Wike charges FCT residents to make Nigeria strong, prosperous

    Nigeria@63: Wike charges FCT residents to make Nigeria strong, prosperous

    By Joyce Remi-Babayeju

    The FCT Minister as enjoined residents to rededicate themselves to the vision of a stronger and more prosperous nation.

    He gave this call in his Independence Day message to FCT residents.

      Wike said, “Today, as the Federal Capital Territory Minister, I want to call upon each resident of the FCT to rededicate themselves to the vision of a stronger and more prosperous Nigeria.”

    The message read,  “Building a strong and resilient society requires collective effort. It means working together to address the issues that confront us, be it in the areas of education, healthcare, infrastructure, or security. It means fostering a culture of innovation and entrepreneurship that empowers our youth and creates opportunities for all.”

     
    “As residents of the FCT, we are not only Nigerians but also representatives of our nation’s diversity and unity. The FCT, as our capital, symbolizes the coming together of people from all corners of Nigeria. It is a place where unity should thrive, where differences should be celebrated, and where the tenets of nationhood should be exemplified.”

     
    “Let us be reminded, therefore, of our obligation to society. Our responsibilities as citizens extend beyond our rights. We must contribute to the well-being of our fellow Nigerians and actively participate in the development of our communities and the nation as a whole.”

     
     “In the FCT, where diversity is our strength, let us also remember our unique role as residents. We must live up to the tenets of unity that our capital represents. Let us build bridges across cultures, religions, and ethnicities.”

     “On this occasion of Nigeria’s 63rd Independence Anniversary, I stand before you with a solemn commitment on behalf of the Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA).”

    “We remain dedicated to enhancing the infrastructural development of the FCT and improving essential social services to meet the growing needs of our residents.”

    ‘ It is our unwavering pledge to work tirelessly towards creating a more livable and prosperous Abuja, a city that reflects the aspirations of all its inhabitants.”

    “This day holds significant historical and cultural importance for our great nation, and it is a moment for us to reflect on our past achievements and the path to an even greater future ahead.”

    “Fellow residents of the FCT, on behalf of the Federal Capital Territory, I extend my warmest greetings and heartfelt congratulations to you on the special occasion of the 63rd independence anniversary of our beloved country, Nigeria.”