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Bear with Tinubu, 2025 will be better, Ganduje tells Nigerians

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The National Chairman of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC), Abdullahi Ganduje, has appealed to Nigerians to be patient with the administration of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, despite the difficulties in the country.

Ganduje, in a statement by his Chief Press Secretary, Edwin Olofu, on the occasion of this year's Christmas celebration, assured Nigerians of a robust and stable economy in 2025.

This is because many Nigerians complain about the spate of insecurity, poverty and hunger caused by the removal of fuel subsidy by the government; However, Ganduje said Tinubu was working assiduously to deliver dividends of democracy to the people, stressing that his reform has begun. giving positive results.

Ganduje said Tinubu was committed to treating Nigerians better in 2025 and called on citizens to keep hope alive.

Ganduje said: “Nigerians must be patient with the administration of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for the bold economic reforms he has undertaken which have caused unrest among many.

“The results of the reforms are already beginning to be seen. By Christmas next year, the economy would have stabilized and improved.

“The government's efforts to secure the country are yielding results as cases of banditry and kidnapping have reduced significantly.”

He said that as the nation navigates its development challenges, APC leaders will remain committed to promoting policies and programs that generate sustainable growth, security and improved well-being for all citizens.

The APC President urged all Nigerians to use this festive period to pray for the continued peace, stability and prosperity of the country.

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