Tinubu’s Second Term ‘ll Earn Nigeria Ceaseless Growth, Says APC Chieftain 

Kemi Olaitan in Ibadan 

A chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Oyo State, Mr. Kehinde Olaosebikan, has expressed confidence that the second term of President Bola Tinubu will guarantee ceaseless growth and development in Nigeria.

Olaosebikan, who served as the Chief Press Secretary (CPS) to late Oyo State Governor Lam Adesina from 1999 to 2003, while speaking with journalists in Ibadan Sunday, said the president would at the end of his second term in 2031, give Nigeria a Nigerian with the leadership qualities of a former Governor of Lagos State, Mr. Babatunde Raji Fashola, as his successor for ceaseless progress of the evolving new and greater Nigeria just as he did in Lagos State in 2007.

He described the gang up by some politicians of northern extraction against the president as pointless, counterproductive and anti-development, as he said the full utilisation of the constitutionally allowed two terms for President Tinubu was in the best interest of the north and the country, generally. 

He maintained that the president would not only leave the country far better but ensure sustained growth and development through strategic leadership transition.

At the expiration of the second term in 2031, Tinubu, according to Olaosebikan, would deploy his time-tested stratagems, hand over the baton of leadership to the best, and most competent Nigerian.

According to him, ‘’With the far-reaching policies and audacious steps being taken by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu that are already leading to unprecedented growth of our economy, industry and commerce, what he needs from all of us, both the north and the south, is our total support and prayer.

‘’And for a leader with proven antecedents of attaining and sustaining successes seamlessly,’’ Olaosebikan submitted that it was certain that Nigeria was in excellent hands without any fear of any form of relapse when he leaves office.

He then appealed to those he described as agitators to end their bitterness and hate against the president and join the overwhelming majority of Nigerians already supporting and working for his much deserved and desired second term.    

Olaosebikan noted that against all political permutations and expectations, Tinubu as a former governor of Lagos State in 2007, strategically made the outstandingly brilliant lawyer, highly organised and ever objective administrator, Fashola, who was eventually adjudged as the best man for the job, the governor of Lagos State.

“Building on the solid foundation laid by Tinubu, Fashola, followed by all his successors consolidated on the policies and programmes of Tinubu and progressively developing Lagos State, making it a model for other states in Nigeria in virtually all aspects of life. From an internally generated revenue of about N600 million in 1999 (like most states then), Lagos State now generates over N100 billion in a month. 

“The state, the second biggest economy in Africa, generated over N1.3 trillion internally in 2024,” he said. 

Olaosebikan, a former Chairman of Oluyole Local Government Area in Oyo State, added that if President Tinubu could accomplish and sustain such unmatched feats in Lagos State for 26 years, the greatness being established for Nigeria by the present government would be permanent.

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    George Okoh in Makurdi

    The Benue State Government, through the Benue Investment and Property Company Limited (BIPC), has commenced the building of 1,080 housing units called Eco-City Estate.

    The project is located at the former Benue Brewery Limited (BBL) Quarters in Makurdi, the state capital.

    Group Managing Director, BIPC, Dr. Raymond Asemakaha, stressed the urgent need for sustainable and affordable housing in Benue State.

    He said the project, when completed, would bridge the housing deficit and high-cost accommodation in the state.

    According to him, “We are starting with 32 units, the next phase is 48, and we also have the 30 hectares of land that will have 1,000 housing units. We are looking at the duration of the project as a year; this will be done within six months, and the other phase within 24 months.”

    Flagging off the commencement of the project, the state Governor, Hyacinth Alia, represented by his Deputy, Sam Ode, said the Eco-City aligns with the administration’s vision to transform the state to meet with other developing cities of the federation.

    He said the ongoing dualisation of the Wurukum roundabout, which is close to the estate, is meant to enhance accessibility to it.

    The governor said, “So, for those who are wise, the BIPC Eco-City is where to do your business. I am encouraging investors, especially Benue citizens, to subscribe to this smart estate. It will be an estate that will conform to the modern trend in housing.

    “We are calling on investors to come in quickly and see how they can be off-takers of this important project. There are two hectares here and two in another location. We want Benue indigenes to be part of these gains of our government.”

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    Umahi Decries East-West Road Slow Work Pace, Insists on Dec 15 Deadline

    Umahi Decries East-West Road Slow Work Pace, Insists on Dec 15 Deadline

    Blessing Ibunge in Port Harcourt

    The Minister of Works, David Umahi, has frowned at the slow pace of construction work at the Eleme-Onnesection of the East-West Road in Rivers State.

    The minister made the complaint while inspecting the ongoing project at the section last Tuesday.

    During the inspection of the project, Umahi ordered the contractor, RCC, to ensure that the work is completed by December 15 this year, warning that the federal government would not extend the timeline beyond that date.

    According to him, “On this Eleme-Onne project, the quality of the work is excellent, but the pace of the work is totally unacceptable. And let me make it very clear to the contractor: this project can never be reviewed by a kobo, nor can there be any POP -variation of price -or any other claims on the project.

    “You complained of rain, but there are a lot of works that could go in the rain. For example, we’ve noticed many failures, areas that failed under this carriageway, which is Port Harcourt-bound.”

    Umahi, who regretted that the job is totally being delayed, told the controller in the area to issue the contractor another letter of warning.

    “I’m sure in this project, we have had over 10 warning letters to them. These letters will be very useful if they fail to adhere to the timeline for completion, which is December 15. We will not extend the completion date at all.”

    The works minister assured Nigerians that the funding of the leftover flyover in the phase 1 project would not be a problem, noting that President Bola Tinubu had listed it among the projects that must be completed within record time.

    “Let me assure you that the leftover flyover in this phase 1 is among what the president directed should be completed. So the funding will not be a problem at all, and I am happy the contractor is working despite the news that NNPCL has stopped funding the project because the president directed that none of such should stop,” the minister said.

    He explained that he is going around the six geopolitical zones to ensure that the directive of the president is carried out.

    Umahi condemned the menace of trailers on the road, which he said was not built for heavy-duty vehicles, just as he promised to take up the matter.

    He said: “We have a war to wage. Our roads are not designed to carry these heavy trailers that are parked on the road. I am going to write to our dear governors to see what they can help us do with it. I will also complain to the Inspector-General of Police. Let us see what we can do about it.

    “The president is doing everything possible to right the wrongs in terms of road construction. We’re doing quality roads now that are going to last from 50 to 100 years, but are being destroyed by ourselves,” he lamented.

    Earlier, the Federal Controller of Works in Rivers State, Enwerema Tarilade, said they had completed the 15 km Eket-bound right carriageway and had moved to the left carriageway, which is Port Harcourt-bound.

    She expressed hope that the left carriageway could be completed by December despite disruptions caused by the rains.

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