His remarks come amid increasing political activity across Nigeria as parties begin laying groundwork for the 2027 elections. Akpabio positioned policy continuity as the cornerstone of another Tinubu term, warning that abandoning the reform agenda before it matures could jeopardize the progress already achieved. He emphasized that sustained implementation is key to unlocking Nigeria’s full economic potential.
In response, Alhaji Ibrahim Dan-Musa, spokesperson for the Northern Ethnic Groups Assembly, praised Akpabio for fostering unity between North and South. “We commend the Senate President for his accessibility and unwavering dedication to the Nigerian project,” Dan-Musa said. He added that Akpabio’s efforts have rebuilt trust and demonstrated leadership that transcends ethnic and geographical lines.
The assembly pledged to mobilize at the grassroots to educate Nigerians about the long-term benefits of federal economic policies. It identified three core areas: continuous engagement with Northern youth groups, public enlightenment on fiscal reforms, and a firm commitment to national cohesion. The group stressed that national unity must always supersede regional or sectional interests, calling it “the ultimate anchor of our collective survival.”
As Nigeria navigates economic transformation, the call for informed civic participation and sustained policy execution will remain central to shaping the nation’s future.
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