Tinubu's visionary leadership has shaped our nation's destiny - Deputy Speaker Kalu
Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, Benjamin Okezie Kalu, said on Saturday that the visionary leadership provided by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has continued to shape the destiny of
- From Tony Akowe, Abuja
Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, Benjamin Okezie Kalu, said on Saturday that the visionary leadership provided by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has continued to shape the destiny of the country.
In a congratulatory message on the President's 74th birthday, Kalu extolled the President's visionary leadership, stating that his tenure has significantly shaped Nigeria's destiny and taken the nation to greater heights.
The Deputy Speaker applauded the President's commitment to the progress of the Nigerian nation and his bold initiatives aimed at driving economic growth and development of Nigeria.
Kalu said that the economic initiatives and policies anchored on the President's Renewed Hope Agenda will continue to impact positively on the citizens and the generations to come.
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He reaffirmed his commitment to supporting the President's agenda and working collaboratively to build a prosperous and more united Nigeria, while expressing confidence in the President's leadership to continue inspiring and uplifting Nigerians.
The Deputy Speaker wished Tinubu a happy birthday, praying for many more years of good health, wisdom, and guidance as he continues to pilot the affairs of the nation.
"His Excellency, as you celebrate another year of life, I acknowledge your dedication to public service. I celebrate not just your life, but the impact your administration has had on our country. Your visionary leadership has shaped our nation's destiny.
"May your vision continue to guide us towards greatness. I wish you many more years in good health and the wisdom to continue piloting the affairs of our nation. Happy Birthday, Your Excellency. Congratulations, Sir", Kalu said.
