On Thursday, Nyesom Wike, the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), emphasized the practical nature of President Bola Tinubu’s ‘Renewed Hope Agenda,’
rather than just being a theoretical concept. Wike made these remarks following his inspection of ongoing rural road projects in Bwari and Abuja Municipal area councils in Abuja.
He praised Tinubu for granting him the opportunity to contribute to the administration’s efforts to restore hope among Nigerians. Additionally, Wike commended Tinubu for his significant support to the FCT Administration in enhancing critical infrastructure and delivering quality services to the capital’s residents.
Highlighting the inclusivity of Tinubu’s agenda, Wike emphasized that it aims not only to benefit urban dwellers but also to positively impact rural communities, ensuring that they feel the effects of the administration’s initiatives.
“I am very glad to say that the renewed hope agenda is working, particularly as it concerns the area councils.
“The renewed hope Agenda is not only for the cities; it is also to make sure that those in the rural areas feel part of the administration.
“We have been to Bwari and we attest to the fact that is a very difficult terrain. No wonder people talk of insecurity.
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“But with the construction of that road, you can say that there is hope. I feel so happy that I am part of this administration and that people can see changes.
“Again, we are here in Saburi, and you can see the work going on. When we came to inaugurate the road, you could see the enthusiasm among the people.
“We are happy that everything we have started will be completed soon.
“This attest to the fact that Tinubu’s Renewed Hope” agenda is not just in theory; it’s practical – ‘seeing is believing,” Wike said.
