By Milcah Tanimu
The Speaker of the Nasarawa State House of Assembly, Rt. Hon. Ibrahim Balarabe Abdullahi, has shown strong support for the recent decision by the Presidential Election Petition Court (PEPC), confirming President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s legitimate election as Nigeria’s President.
Speaker Abdullahi extended warm congratulations to President Tinubu and Vice President Senator Kashim Shettimah, as well as the ruling All Progressive Congress (APC). He viewed the court’s verdict as a reflection of the mandate entrusted to Mr. President and the APC by the Nigerian people, urging all Nigerians to unite and back the President’s mission for success.
The Speaker also commended the judiciary for delivering landmark judgments that resonate with the desires and aspirations of Nigerians, emphasizing the judiciary’s role as the protector of the common man’s rights.
Furthermore, Speaker Balarabe Abdullahi praised the meticulous efforts of the APC’s legal team, who presented their cases comprehensively and effectively, ultimately securing victory at the Presidential Election Petition Tribunal.
Shifting focus to the first one hundred days of Governor Abdullahi Sule’s second term in Nasarawa State, Speaker Balarabe Abdullahi noted that the foundation for peace, unity, progress, and transformation had already been laid. He highlighted the substantial development achieved during Governor Abdullahi Sule’s first term, including significant revenue growth and an attractive investment climate.
The Speaker emphasized that the initial one hundred days of Governor Abdullahi Sule’s second term had set in motion plans to build upon previous accomplishments. He called upon the citizens of Nasarawa State to continue offering their prayers and support to the Governor, ensuring the successful implementation of his positive development initiatives.
In conclusion, Speaker Balarabe Abdullahi reassured Governor Abdullahi Sule of the Seventh Assembly’s steadfast commitment to providing all necessary support for the realization of his transformative agenda.
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