Tinubu will reset Nigeria; he needs citizens help, prayer – Umahi

Senator David Umahi, the Minister of Works

The Minister of Works, David Umahi, has implored Nigerians to bear the hardship and suffering that presently pervade the nation in order to be part of a soon-to-be prosperous Nigeria.

He stated that President Bola Tinubu is working tirelessly to address the myriad of challenges facing the nation and put smiles on faces of Nigerians.

Speaking on Thursday in Bauchi during a courtesy visit to Gov. Bala Mohammed of Bauchi State, he stated that it is the will of God for President Bola Tinubu to reset Nigeria

Umahi is in Bauchi to condole with the governor and the people over the flood disaster that killed seven persons, destroyed houses and washed away roads across the state.

The Minister, who acknowledged that the present administration inherited a poor economy, stated that Tinubu needs the support of the citizens to pull the nation out of doldrums.

He said the president deserved the support and prayers of Nigerians, adding, “we don’t have any other country, and I want to ask for your support and that of the Bauchi people to support him.

“For me, even when there were challenges in the South-East in terms of the Muslim-Muslim ticket, I kept saying that it was the will of God for the president to come and reset the nation and retake our nation.

“The president has taken wide and courageous decisions but it may not be very clear to the citizens, especially those who are not deeply exposed.

“When you have somebody that is sick, the first thing you do is to give first aid and then begin to do tests to find out the problem but the good thing is that the president is a technocrat, he knows everything about the situation in the country.

“He is doing a lot to alleviate the sufferings of the people. When you talk about cash transfers, the students loan, the CNG answers to the needs of our energy.

“Talk about his exploit in the area of security, road infrastructure. Yes, the North-East has been saying that they were shortchanged but the President is set to change the narratives,” he said

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