Tinubu’s economic reforms essential for Nigeria’s growth —Okpebholo
Tinubu’s economic reforms essential for Nigeria’s growth —Okpebholo
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Tinubu’s economic reforms essential for Nigeria’s growth —Okpebholo

Tribune Online 🕒︎ 2025-11-03

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Tinubu’s economic reforms essential for Nigeria’s growth —Okpebholo

Edo State governor, Senator Monday Okpebholo, has commended President Bola Tinubu for his bold economic reforms, visionary policies, and developmental programs, which he said are reshaping governance and national development. Governor Okpebholo noted that the Federal Government’s support to States has provided resources for meaningful developmental projects. He referenced in the ongoing construction of Flyover bridges and other infrastructural works in Edo State. He said: “These projects are made possible through the support of President Tinubu. I urge all Edo people to continue supporting the President, whose reforms, though tough, are essential for Nigeria’s progress.” Governor Okpebholo made this known in Benin City during the City Boy Movement program, an empowerment initiative aimed at supporting over 200 Edo youths. Governor at the event noted that his administration is delivering genuine progress and development to the three senatorial districts of the State. “The previous government claimed to have transformed education in Edo State, but our findings show otherwise. We are changing the narrative. Through our ongoing reforms, school enrollment across the state is increasing, and we are upgrading facilities and learning processes so that Edo children can compete with their peers globally,” he noted. Edo state deputy governor, Rt. Hon. Dennis Idahosa, called on Edo youths to mobilize under the City Boy Movement to ensure that President Tinubu secures the highest number of votes in the South-South region in the next election. In his remarks, the Minister of Youth Development, Hon. Ayodele Olawande, lauded Governor Okpebholo for his developmental strides, describing the event as a celebration of peace and progress in Edo state. Olawande said: “The progress we see today began about a year ago with the emergence of a dynamic governor committed to development.” He added: “Nigeria’s youths are its greatest asset. Through various platforms and skill development programmes, this administration ensures young people are empowered to build better futures for themselves and the nation.” Edo State Commissioner for Education and State Director of the City Boy Movement, Paddy Iyamu, praised President Tinubu for introducing the Nigerian Education Loan Fund (NELFUND), which he said has ensured that no Edo child is forced out of school due to financial constraints. He also highlighted the achievements of Governor Okpebholo’s administration within one year, including construction of 68 new schools across the State; sponsorship of five Edo students to study in China for three years; provision of N1 billion in student bursaries; empowerment programs for market women and small businesses, among others. Iyamu stated: “Governor Okpebholo has delivered impressive results in infrastructure, education, and job creation all within a short time.” The Director-General of the City Boy Movement, Francis Oluwatosin, commended Governor Okpebholo for his visionary and silent leadership style, noting significant progress in education, healthcare, security, and infrastructure. He also praised President Tinubu’s ongoing economic reforms, describing them as bold steps toward national restructuring and sustainable growth. Oluwatosin affirmed: “The City Boy Movement is the largest socio-political youth platform in Africa, mobilizing 10 million votes for President Tinubu in 2027 from all 36 states of the federation.”

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