The Chairman of the Renewed Hope Global Ambassador J.K. Adebola, has declared that the bold reforms introduced by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s administration are beginning to yield measurable positive results across key sectors of the Nigerian economy.
Speaking on Saturday at the Presidential Banquet Hall, Aso Villa, during a commemorative event marking the two year anniversary of the Renewed Hope administration, Amb. Adebola said Nigerians must acknowledge the gradual improvements while staying committed to the national vision
“We are beginning to see the results. Despite the discomfort that came with early reforms, fuel prices are dropping, food prices are adjusting, and hope is returning, This is a moment for Nigerians everywhere home and abroad to remain committed. We must hold on to Patience, Perseverance, Patriotism, and Prayers.”he said
Ambassador Adebola, who also serves as Chief Host of the Renewed Hope Global Virtual Town Hall Conference, reaffirmed the commitment of the diaspora led initiative to continuous civic engagement and direct dialogue between government officials and citizens.
He noted that the Renewed Hope Global Town Hall has grown into a reliable platform for policy communication, public feedback, and strengthening trust in governance.
Earlier at the event, a motion was moved by Prince Ade Omole, Director-General of the Diaspora Directorate of the defunct Tinubu-Shettima Campaign Council, urging Nigerians in the diaspora to publicly declare their support for the administration beyond 2027. The motion was seconded by Ambassador Adebola and received unanimous endorsement from the gathering.
Present at the event is the Vice President of Nigeria, Senator Kashim Shettima, represented by Alhaji Aliyu Modibbo Umar, PhD, Special Adviser to the President.
Also in attendance was the Lead Counsel to President Tinubu and Grand Patron of Renewed Hope Global, Chief Babatunde Ogala, SAN; the Director-General of the Energy Commission of Nigeria, Dr. Mustapha Abdullahi and other key stakeholders from within and outside Nigeria.
