A Lawmaker representing Ekiti North Federal Constituency II, Hon. Akinlayo Davidson Kolawole says Nigerians will witness an unprecedented economic recovery in the new year following various economic reforms of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu in the last one and half years in the Country.
“Year 2025 will no doubt be a reference year of a new beginning of abundance for all Nigerians because of the positive results of the reforms of the present administration for a sustainable growth and development which will soon be witnessed”.
The remark is contained in a goodwill message signed and made available to newsmen by Hon. Kolawole at his hometown Ikosu Ekiti on the 2025 new year celebration.
Hon. Kolawole expressed optimism over what he called “a major change from economic doldrums and stagnation to a prosperous and vivid economic reality capable of barnishing poverty and penury in the country through aggressive and desperation of President Tinubu to bring Nigeria back to track after many years of maladministrations.
“The hope is here. We will begin to witness it as from this year. The solid foundation laid for such by the President will make it to be sustained and built upon by successive administrations for the development of the nation,” he stated.
The lawmaker salutes Nigerians for their patience and understanding despite the economic hardship but submitted that, the sacrifice is worthy for a better future for the present generation and unborn ones.
He enjoined all Nigerians to continue to rally support the current leadership in the Country especially President Tinubu and Ekiti State Governor , Mr. Biodun Oyebanji who are working so hard to develop the society.
While congratulating Nigerians especially his Constituents in Moba, Ido/Osi and Ilejemeje LGAs of Ekiti State,Hon. Kolawole reassured them of a better and responsive representation in the new year inorder to bring more dividends of Democracy to the Constituency, Ekiti State and Nigeria as a whole.
Hon. Kolawole had during the yuletide season distributed cash, and food items worth over 100 million Naira to different groups across the State.
