The Executive Chairman of Epe Local Government Area Princess Surah Animashaun has extended a message of goodwill and commendation to President Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR, as he marks the second anniversary of his administration as President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
In a statement released on Wednesday, Princess Animashaun hailed President Tinubu’s leadership as visionary and impactful, crediting his administration with significant reforms across key sectors and a renewed sense of purpose within the nation.
“This milestone is not merely a passage of time, but a testament to your enduring commitment to national transformation, institutional reforms, and the advancement of democratic governance in our beloved country,” the statement read.
She lauded the President’s performance over the past two years, citing economic reforms, infrastructure renewal, human capital development, and improved security architecture as markers of progress under the Renewed Hope Agenda. According to her, these policies are beginning to yield tangible benefits for citizens across the country.
As a grassroots leader from Lagos State and a long-time political protégé of President Tinubu, Hon. Animashaun acknowledged the President’s commitment to local governance, women’s inclusion in leadership, and youth empowerment.
“In Epe Local Government, we have drawn great inspiration from your governance philosophy anchored on resilience, innovation, and people-centered service,” she noted, emphasizing that these principles continue to shape the council’s developmental agenda.
Princess Animashaun concluded the message with prayers for President Tinubu’s continued strength and divine guidance, affirming his place in history as “the architect of modern progressive politics and a true statesman of uncommon legacy.”
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu assumed office on May 29, 2023, becoming Nigeria’s 16th leader in the Fourth Republic. His administration’s Renewed Hope blueprint aims to drive inclusive economic growth, national security, social investment, and institutional reform.
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