ABATF hails Tinubu over NNPC rejuvenation, restoration of operations
The Asiwaju Ahmed Bola Tinubu Foundation (ABATF) has extolled the President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for restoring operations at the Port Harcourt refinery noting that the gangling achievement showcased the president commitment to put Nigeria back on track.
In a statement he made available to newsmen on Wednesday, the National Coordinator of the foundation, Mr. Bolaji Eniola urged Nigerians to continue to support the president in his quest to restore the country’s lost glory.
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“President Tinubu assumed leadership when the country was at a tipping point socially and economically. He promised to reset the country in the next four years.
“But resetting a country as battered as Nigeria will naturally come with serious pains. Our amiable president unlike others, did not shy away from taking critical reforms to restore our country which came with a lot of pains.
“At the end of the day, there is a glimmer of hope as can be seen in some of the available indices. Nigeria’s economy has been recording milestones as our GDP is recording appreciable growth to the tune of 3.9%.
“There was marked success in the government’s effort to decimate social insecurity with incidents of banditry, violent crimes and communal clashes on the decrease while the ease of doing business has increased.
“For the first time, Mr. President has restored production in Port Harcourt refinery after decades of hiatus, and has vowed to ensure other refineries follow suit. This glaring achievement is in sharp contrast with the position of nay sayers who said no force on earth can restore our ailing refineries.
“In view of these landmark trajectories, I call on on Nigerians to continue to support this administration because there is no doubt that it will take us to the promised land,” Eniola said.
