Nig @63 : Audu Advocates For Peace, Unity

Edited By Georgina Humphrey

Minister of Steel development, Shuaibu Abubakar Audu, has advocated for unity, peace, and harmony to propel the country towards progress and prosperity.

This is contained in his message on the occasion of Nigeria’s 63rd Independence Day, signed by his speacial assistant on media and communication, Abdullahi Haruna, in Abuja.

The statement implores Nigerians from all works of life to wholeheartedly embrace President Bola Tinubu’s ‘Renewed Hope’ agenda, emphasizing its pivotal role in fostering ongoing economic transformation and driving essential developmental projects.

It urges Nigerians to set aside their differences and unite in the shared endeavour of building a strong, united Nigeria that resonates with the vision of its founding fathers.

The statement stresses that as the nation marks this historic milestone, it is imperative for all citizens to reflect on the ideals of Nigeria’s visionary forebears and rekindle their unwavering commitment and patriotism to the country.

“I underscored the critical importance of collective efforts in achieving a brighter future for Nigeria”.

The statement further applauds President Tinubu’s inclusive leadership style, citing his willingness to extend an olive branch to political opponents and appoint individuals from various political affiliations into his cabinet as a testament to his selfless dedication to the nation’s progress.

It also calls upon all Nigerians to emulate this spirit of unity and collaboration stressing that President Tinubu’s ‘Renewed Hope’ promises to Nigerians can only be fulfilled through collective determination and unwavering unity.

According to the statement Audu explains that the revival of the Ajaokuta and other Steel Companies holds immense potential, promising to generate millions of direct and indirect jobs to boost Nigeria’s economy, and strengthen the value of the Naira.

“I commend President Tinubu for securing a substantial $3 billion steel investment for Nigeria during the recent G20 Summit in India, affirming the President’s resolute dedication to reinvigorating Nigeria’s dormant steel sector.