By Reporter
The Northern Christian Youth Professionals (NCYP) has congratulated the former Minister of Niger Delta Affairs, Sen. Godswill Akpabio and Honarable Tijjani Abbas on thier election as the Senate President and Speaker of the 10th National Assembly, appealing to the new legislative leaders to collaborate with President Bola Ahmed Tinubu in improving the living condition of ordinary Nigerians.
In a statment by the Chairman of NYCP, Mr Isaac Abrak, he urged the newly elected 10th National Assembly leaders to help the country sustain the war against oil subsidy cabals and ensure that the nation's resources are efficiently managed for the benefit of every citizen.
According to Abraak, the appointment of the new National Assembly leaders is "an achievement that mark significant milestones in our collective journey towards inclusiveness, unity, and progress in Nigeria.
"The NCYP commends all Senators for their commitment to inclusiveness and the unity of all Nigerians. Their enlightened decision to vote for Senator Akpabio, Senator Jibrin, Speaker Abbas, and Deputy Speaker Kalu demonstrates their recognition of the importance of embracing diversity and working together to promote the common interests of our great nation.
"Senate President Akpabio and Speaker Tajudeen have assumed pivotal roles as part of the legislative arm of government.
" The NCYP urges them to work collaboratively with the executive arm led by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to improve the living conditions of all Nigerians. Specifically, we emphasize the importance of sustaining and winning the war against the oil subsidy cabal, ensuring that our resources are efficiently managed for the benefit of every citizen.
"We congratulate Senator Godswill Akpabio, Senator Barau Jibrin, Honorable Tajudeen Abbas, and Honorable Benjamin Kalu once again on their appointments. We believe that their leadership, in tandem with the collective dedication of the Senate and the House, will pave the way for inclusiveness, unity, and progress in Nigeria," Abraak stated.
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