2025 Will Yield Better Dividends of Democracy for Nigerians, Sanwo-Olu, Abiodun Assures After Meeting Tinubu in Lagos 

By:Olufemi Orunsola 

Nigerians have been assured of better dividends of democracy in the new year 2025 under the Renewed Hope Agenda of President Bola Tinubu.

This assurances were given by the governor of Lagos State, Mr.Babajide Sanwo-Olu and his Ogun State counterpart, Prince Dapo Abiodun, during their separate meetings with the President who is currently in Lagos for the yuletides. 

Mr.Babajide while announcing his meeting with the President said, "As we transition into the new year, today, I led a team from our dear State for a very strategic meeting with our leader and President, His Excellency Bola Ahmed Tinubu."

He further revealed that "During our meeting, we discussed the pressing issues facing our party and explored innovative solutions aimed at enhancing the welfare of the citizens."

Sanwo-Olu concludes the announcement by assuring Nigerians of the commitment of Mr. President to delivering better dividends of democracy to Nigerians in the new year.

"As we go into 2025, I am dedicated to implementing strategies that will foster significant progress and create a brighter future for our people", he said.

In a related development, Prince Dapo Abiodun who also visited the President at his Bourdilon Lagos residence, said, "Yesterday, I had the privilege of meeting with President @officialABAT who was in Lagos for the festive season holiday. It was a truly exciting moment to celebrate this special time with our dear leader and reflect on the remarkable progress we are making as a nation under his visionary leadership," revealing that "It was a truly exciting moment to celebrate this special time with our dear leader and reflect on the remarkable progress we are making as a nation under his visionary leadership."

The Ogun Governor went to state that, "We take great pride in the strides Mr. President has achieved so far through the Renewed Hope Agenda, which continues to inspire confidence and optimism across the country."