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Okpebholo Applauds President Tinubu on his 2 years in the Saddle

Tinubu says his administration's reforms are working, promises to build greater nation

Gov. Monday Okpebholo of Edo has extended heartfelt commendations to President Bola Tinubu as he marks his second anniversary in office as President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

In a statement issued on Thursday in Benin by his Chief Press Secretary, Mr Fred Itua, Okpebholo described Tinubu’s leadership as transformative, stating that “one good term deserves another.”

He lauded the President’s Renewed Hope agenda, calling it a firm commitment to economic recovery, national security, and improved living conditions for all Nigerians.

According to the governor, Tinubu’s bold reforms, infrastructure development, and renewed focus on key sectors like agriculture and education are evidence of a result-oriented leadership.

Okpebholo also emphasised the strong synergy between the federal and state governments, noting that the cooperation had accelerated developmental gains across Edo.

The governor further highlighted Tinubu’s decisive actions and visionary leadership, which he said had brought new hope, stability, and direction to Nigeria’s democratic journey.

Reaffirming Edo’s partnership with the federal government, Okpebholo pledged continued collaboration to drive sustainable national growth and unlock the country’s full potential.

He commended Tinubu’s courage in implementing critical reforms in spite of global economic challenges, describing him as forward-thinking and patriotic.

Okpebholo expressed confidence that Nigeria was on the right path under Tinubu’s leadership.

He ended by wishing the President divine wisdom, strength, and continued success in leading Nigeria toward unity, peace, and lasting prosperity.

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