Lagos Assembly Hails Tinubu As ‘Best Thing To Happen To Nigerians’ – See Video 

Members of the Lagos State House of Assembly on Thursday highlighted several achievements of President Bola Tinubu’s administration, describing him as a blessing to Nigeria.

During plenary, the lawmakers took turns applauding the President, noting that he assumed office at a critical time when Nigerians faced significant socio-economic challenges before the 2023 elections.

Hon. Tobun Abiodun (Epe I), who raised the motion, informed his colleagues that Tinubu’s policies had started yielding positive outcomes in less than two years of his tenure. Tobun emphasized that the nation’s GDP had improved due to Tinubu’s economic strategies, which is also evident in the steady strengthening of the Naira.

“Currently, the policies are producing positive results, with an increase in the Gross Domestic Product (GDP). The Naira’s value is steadily gaining strength. Additionally, fuel scarcity has become a thing of the past. We must encourage the federal government to continue on this positive path it began two years ago,” Tobun stated.

Adding to the discussion, the House Majority Leader, Hon. Adewale Temitope (Ifako-Ijaiye I), remarked that Tinubu’s actions demonstrated his preparedness before taking on the mantle of leadership. He pointed out that under Tinubu’s administration, the federal government had been responsive to Nigerians’ needs, referencing operational refineries that have contributed to the reduction in Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) prices.

Temitope also commended Tinubu’s dedication and sacrifices, calling him a true democrat whose leadership has strengthened the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) at both state and national levels. He affirmed the House’s commitment to the party’s values, leadership, and the Governance Advisory Council (GAC), a body of elders that continues to provide guidance to the party in Lagos.

Hon. Gbolahan Yishawu (Etim Osa II) also lauded the President for his efforts in combating insecurity and reducing inflation.