The Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Nyesom Wike, has urged Nigerians to continue supporting and praying for President Bola Tinubu, emphasizing the President's positive intentions for the nation's development.
Speaking at the flag-off ceremony for the construction of the six-lane Arterial Road N5 in Life Camp, Abuja, Wike highlighted that the ongoing projects in the FCT are a direct result of President Tinubu's approvals.
Wike stated, "So I want all of you in prayer to continue to pray for Mr President so that at the end of the day, the lost hope of our people will be gotten back, that is why he said the ‘Renewed Hope Agenda.’"
He further explained that this government aims to restore the hope that many citizens have lost, underscoring the administration's commitment to fulfilling its campaign promises.
The Arterial Road N5 project is part of a broader initiative to enhance infrastructure within the FCT, aiming to make Abuja more accessible and economically vibrant.
Wike noted, "Today you see that contracts of schools are going on, contracts of building more police stations to save our people are going on. It is because of the approval given to us by Mr President."
He also appealed to the contractor, Julius Berger, to expedite the project's completion within 14 months, ahead of the original 18-month schedule, promising further contracts if they succeed. This project is expected to create jobs, stabilize food prices, and uplift the local economy, reflecting the government's dedication to improving urban infrastructure and positioning Abuja as a key economic hub.
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