Vice-President Kashim Shettima announced that Nigeria’s economy is improving during an Iftar event hosted by President Tinubu. He called for unity and cooperation from the National Assembly, praising the President’s leadership. The House of Representatives donated 705 million Naira to support humanitarian efforts, reflecting a commitment to national well-being amidst the sacred Ramadan period.
In a recent Iftar gathering at the State House in Abuja, Vice-President Kashim Shettima declared that Nigeria’s economy is on an upward trajectory, emphasizing the need for perseverance to establish a thriving nation. He urged the National Assembly’s leadership to prioritize unity and national progress over political partisanship to facilitate this growth.
During the event hosted by President Bola Tinubu, Shettima expressed confidence in the government’s economic policies, which he believes are beginning to show positive outcomes. He expressed gratitude towards President Tinubu, highlighting his vision and approach to inclusive leadership.
Shettima called upon lawmakers to embrace their roles with humility and a commitment to collective advancement. He emphasized that the legacy of leaders will be determined by their ability to foster unity and collaboration rather than engage in adversarial conflicts.
The Vice-President also spoke on the importance of reflection during the holy month of Ramadan, encouraging a focus on harmony and cooperation. He noted that the underlying forces binding Nigerians surpass individual differences.
Furthermore, Shettima praised the House leadership for promoting cohesion within the legislature, affirming that development and peace are interlinked. He reminded lawmakers to act with empathy and fairness, viewing their leadership roles as a sacred trust from the Nigerian populace.
Speaker of the House of Representatives, Hon. Tajudeen Abbas, expressed gratitude to President Tinubu for the invitation to Iftar and remarked on the essence of Ramadan as a time for introspection. He urged both Christians and Muslims to pray earnestly for Nigeria’s advancement, covering economic stability, security, and the welfare of its citizens.
In support of the government’s humanitarian initiatives, the House announced a donation of 705 million Naira, representing 50% of six months’ salary from each member, aimed at assisting vulnerable individuals across the nation.
The recent gathering indicated a strong resolve among Nigeria’s leadership to advance economic growth and unity. Vice-President Shettima’s remarks underscored the administration’s commitment to inclusivity and collaboration. With the House of Representatives pledging substantial financial support for humanitarian efforts, the importance of collective responsibility in nation-building was clearly emphasized, reflecting a hopeful outlook for Nigeria’s future prosperity.
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