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Ogun State Governor, Dapo Abiodun
Ogun State Governor, Dapo Abiodun, has extended his felicitations to Christians on this year’s Christmas celebrations, while urging Nigerians to look beyond the current economic challenges and remain optimistic about a brighter future.
The governor emphasised the importance of all Nigerians rededicating themselves to the growth and development of the nation and demonstrating patriotism by supporting the reforms introduced by President Bola Tinubu.
In his Christmas message to the people of Ogun State on Tuesday, Abiodun assured them that “there is certainly light at the end of the tunnel” for all Nigerians.
He also called on the state’s residents to exhibit tolerance, regardless of religious differences, as a means of fostering harmony and sustainable peace.
Abiodun highlighted the positive effects of President Tinubu’s economic reforms, noting that these measures are already yielding encouraging results, with signs of recovery in the economy.
The governor further detailed the proactive steps his administration has taken to combat inflation, including the distribution of palliatives, the adoption of Compressed Natural Gas, the introduction of electric-powered bicycles, and various support initiatives for farmers across the state.
He reaffirmed his commitment to prioritising projects that improve the lives of Ogun State residents, ensuring their living standards remain elevated.
“As we celebrate this special season in moderation, let us all remember that the current economic challenges facing our nation are temporary, and a brighter future awaits us.
“We must support the reforms initiated by President Bola Tinubu aimed at revitalising our previously weakened economy and ensuring prosperity.
This is not rocket science, as we are already witnessing positive impacts across all sectors,” the governor stated.
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