Work Tirelessly For Good Of Nigs – Akpabio Urges Lawmakers

The President of Senate, Godswil Akpabio has urged lawmakers to work relentlessly for the betterment of the country.

Senator Akpabio stated this during plenary in Abuja after resumption from a 40 day recess.

He told his colleagues that they should be mindful of the trust reposed in them by the Nigerian people to deliver the dividends of democracy.

Senator Akpabio described his colleagues as “exceptional companions on this extraordinary journey, where the destination is a better, brighter, and more inclusive Nigeria for all”.

“The challenges we have faced, the battles we have fought, and the victories we have achieved have shaped us into the custodians of our nation’s heritage.

“History will undoubtedly remember your dedication and commitment to the service of our great nation”.

He said the loss of soldiers,and other security personnel, the tragic explosion in Port Harcourt that claimed innocent lives and caused widespread devastation, highlights the urgency of addressing safety measures and ensuring the well-being of our citizens.

He said the increase in electricity tariff and petroleum prices emphasizes the pressing need to address issues of affordability, inflation, and the overall well-being of the nation’s economy.

“It is our duty to address these challenges head-on and work towards a better future for all.

“Let us also not forget the importance of cooperation with our constituents, we were elected to represent their voices, hopes, and dreams”.

“It is through our engagement and partnership with them that we can truly make a meaningful impact on their lives and the development of our nation”.

He said the Senate and the House of Representatives must collaborate and cooperate to provide the required legislation to lift Nigerians up.

“We must at all times collaborate and cooperate with the other arms of government, without compromising our constitutional duties, in order for our democracy to thrive,” Akpabio said.

He said efforts of lawmakers’ must be focused on restoring hope, righting wrongs, and upholding commitments for the well-being of the people.

“Together, fueled by a renewed spirit of fraternity, unity, and solidarity, we must move forward and cooperate, let us pool our resources, talents, and ideas, while respecting our differences and convictions of conscience.”

The Senate President said the fight against poverty and hunger must be total and relentless, with a focus on addressing its root causes and restoring dignity to the marginalised.

He urged senators’ to approach the work ahead with unwavering determination and a deep sense of responsibility.

James Itodo, Edited By Grace Namiji