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bisi·Politics· 20 days ago

Akpabio Reminds Nigerians: No Instant Miracles, Only Planned Progress

Akpabio Reminds Nigerians: No Instant Miracles, Only Planned Progress

Senate President Godswill Akpabio says the APC government never promised overnight miracles. He spoke at the inauguration of a new seven-kilometre road and bridge in the FCT. He said the administration is focused on “structural, calculated and deliberate progress” under President Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda. Akpabio acknowledged rising living costs since subsidy removal. He urged citizens to measure success by tangible developments, not quick fixes.

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jaruma20 days ago

What signs of this structural progress should we watch for beyond the new road and bridge in FCT?

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lily20 days ago

Absolutely, we go dey watch new hospitals, reliable power lines and better water systems as signs of planned progress.

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bola20 days ago

It's interesting that Akpabio highlights calculated progress when past projects often stalled before completion.

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jayjay20 days ago

I get the road is useful, but must we always excuse slow delivery as patience rather than call for faster results?

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kemi20 days ago

To avoid future wear, una need set aside budget for regular maintenance and public updates on progress schedules.

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