First Lady Oluremi Tinubu has expressed confidence that President Bola Tinubu will move Nigeria from economic reforms to prosperity if given another term in office in 2027.
She made the statement on Saturday at the APC North-Central Mega Rally in Lafia, Nasarawa State, where she urged party members to intensify grassroots mobilisation ahead of the general elections.
According to her, continuity would enable the administration to consolidate its achievements and deliver further improvements across critical sectors.
“The Independence Day message of Mr President was titled ‘From Reforms to Prosperity’,” she said, adding that the country was beginning to experience economic stabilisation.
She also claimed that foreign exchange rates were declining, investors were returning, and farmers were resuming activities. She praised governors for their infrastructure projects, describing the current period as the best she had witnessed for road construction and infrastructure development during her 12 years in the Senate.
“I have been in the Senate for 12 years. This is the best time I will see the government fixing roads and building a lot of infrastructure,” she stated.
The First Lady also highlighted the administration’s food support programme, which she said was designed to provide nutritious meals for children, pregnant women and breastfeeding mothers. She added that malnourished children were receiving food and treatment to support healthy growth.
She further noted that students were benefiting from the government’s education funding initiatives.
Describing her husband as a leader prepared to make difficult decisions, Oluremi urged APC members to educate Nigerians about the administration’s policies and programmes.
Urging Nigerians to support the president’s re-election bid, she said: “Therefore, vote for continuity, vote for capacity, vote for prosperity, and vote for the re-election of Mr President and all the candidates of APC from top to bottom.”
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