Thursday, June 13, 2024

Democracy Day: Susan Lokpobiri Urges Women To keep Faith In Renewed Hope Agenda



In commemoration of Nigeria’s Democracy Day, Susan Lokpobiri, wife of the Minister of State for Petroleum Resources (Oil), has encouraged women to keep hope alive, stressing that the Renewed Hope Agenda will positively impact the economy. 


The ministers wife noted this while speaking exclusively to Bedvikonline in Abuja on Wednesday.


“Today marks the 25th anniversary of our democracy and over a year of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's administration. We thank Almighty God for bringing us this far,” she said.

 

According to Lokpobiri, Nigerians have been very resilience as she particularly applauded the people of the Niger Delta region and Bayelsa state for their steadfast support during the countries challenging times. 


“Despite the challenges, Nigerians have believed in the renewed hope agenda of the APC, With God's grace, I am confident that President Bola Ahmed Tinubu will deliver on his promises. I urge everyone to remain patient, keep the faith, and continue praying for the success of his administration” she stated. 

 

Mrs Lokpobiri added that this year’s Democracy Day celebrates freedom, resilience, and determination, reflecting the APC-led administration’s commitment to equity, justice, transparency, accountability, and prosperity for all. 


She highlighted the peace in the Niger Delta Region due to social inclusiveness and cooperation among elders and residents adding that the government remains committed to implementing a comprehensive peace, security, and development plan for the region.

 

Therefore, she urged Nigerians to avoid hatred and intolerance, emphasizing that this objectives can only be achieved in harmony and peaceful coexistence. 


Honoring democracy heroes like Moshood Abiola and Major Jasper Isaac Adaka Boro, Lokpobiri reminded Nigerians of the cost of freedom and the importance of cherishing democracy.

 

Mrs Lokpobiri who is also a UN Ambassador for Peace therefore concluded by congratulating Bayelsa women on their perseverance and loyalty, assuring them of a brighter future. 


“Do not give up; surely, there is light at the end of the tunnel. Soon, we will hear the sound of abundant rain and showers of blessing. God bless you all,” she said.

 


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