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Plateau LGA Chairman, Mafeng, congratulates President Tinubu
The Local Government Chairman of Riyom LGA of Plateau State (APC), Hon. Gwalson Mafeng, has congratulated President Bola Tinubu and Vice President Kashim Shettima on their swearing-in as the President and Vice President of the country.
Mafeng sent his goodwill messages to the President in a statement personally signed by him on Friday.
The lawmaker said Tinubu’s new pedestal represents an enviable achievement and a testament to his hard work, determination, dedication and strong passion for the service of the country, adding that this is the reward for his unquestionable commitment to the development, growth and advancement of the nation.
The statement revealed that the APC victory signals a show of uncommon goodwill from millions of Nigerians who share and support the vision for the future greatness of the country.
It also noted that the swearing-in lights up hope in the hearts of millions of a a countrymen who yearn for a brighter tomorrow and the realization of the full potentials of this nation.
According to him: “Your journey to this point has been long and arduous, but you have shown consistency, steadfastness, resilience as well as unflinching commitment to bringing change and greatness to our country”.
“This day represents a reward for your hard work, leadership, dedication, wonderful vision and planning, and above all, the decision of our countrymen to entrust you with the onerous responsibilities of reshaping the destiny of our country.
“Your vast experience in public service, entrepreneurship and governance no doubt will place you in a very unique position to deploy your knowledge and expertise to generate and sustain an era of growth and prosperity for our nation.
“Please accept my prayers and best wishes”, Mafeng said.
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