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President Bola Tinubu inaugurates Guzape District Lot II infrastructure, praising FCT Minister Nyesom Wike's leadership amid Nigeria's challenges. Emphasizing people-focused development, Tinubu clarifies his commitment to public service.
President Bola Tinubu recently inaugurated the engineering infrastructure of Guzape District Lot II in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT). Speaking at the event, Tinubu underscored his administration's commitment to people-focused development, emphasizing that providing essential infrastructure and amenities is paramount to improving the quality of life for Nigerian citizens.
"Minister Nyesom Wike has provided exceptional leadership at a trying time for the country," Tinubu stated. "It has been a very challenging time for us in the country. We are still retooling our financial system to bring prosperity and relief to the people of this country."
Highlighting the collaborative effort needed for national development, Tinubu called on all stakeholders to prioritize economic prosperity and benefits for the people. He stressed the importance of resolving disputes through compensation rather than litigation, emphasizing that unity and cooperation are key to building a better Nigeria.
Wike thanked President Tinubu for his unwavering support and non-interference since taking office in August 2023. He also proposed naming major roads in the district after literary giants Chinua Achebe and JP Clark, noting that the 'diplomatic area' of Guzape District will be completed within a year.
The Executive Secretary of the Federal Capital Development Authority (FCDA), Engr. Shehu Hadi Ahmad, provided a comprehensive project overview, detailing the extensive development plans for residential, commercial, and recreational facilities across 1,070 hectares. Many ridiculed the government's commendation, labeling them as "jokers" and "unserious," questioning the sincerity of the leaders' commitment to public service and mocking the notion of exceptional leadership amid Nigeria's challenges.