Governor Muhammadu Inuwa Yahaya of Gombe State has praised President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s administration for what he described as significant investments in infrastructure and national development under the Renewed Hope Agenda.
Speaking on Thursday, the governor said the Federal Government’s ongoing infrastructure initiatives are helping to improve connectivity, stimulate economic growth and create opportunities across different parts of the country.
Yahaya commended the Tinubu administration for prioritising major road, transportation and social infrastructure projects, noting that such investments are critical to Nigeria’s long-term development. He said the Renewed Hope Agenda has demonstrated a commitment to addressing infrastructure deficits while laying the foundation for sustainable economic growth.
The governor’s remarks come amid ongoing federal investments in transportation, healthcare and other critical sectors. In recent months, the Federal Government has highlighted several infrastructure projects, including major highway developments, railway upgrades and healthcare facility improvements across the country.
President Tinubu has repeatedly defended his administration’s reform programme, arguing that increased infrastructure spending is necessary to support economic recovery, boost productivity and improve the quality of life for Nigerians. According to the President, more than 2,700 kilometres of roads are currently under construction or rehabilitation nationwide, alongside ongoing rail and energy projects.
Yahaya expressed optimism that the projects being executed under the Renewed Hope Agenda would have lasting benefits for citizens, particularly in areas of commerce, transportation and job creation.
The governor also reiterated the need for continued collaboration between the federal and state governments to ensure that infrastructure projects are completed on schedule and deliver maximum impact to local communities.
The Renewed Hope Agenda is the policy framework of the Tinubu administration and focuses on economic reforms, infrastructure development, social investment and measures aimed at expanding opportunities for Nigerians.
