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Dr Alabi Reaffirms Support for Renewed Hope Agenda at Mega Prayer Rally in Abuja

 

ABUJA – Governorship aspirant and chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Kwara State, Dr. Alabi Oluwatoyin Tajudeen (ILERIOLUWANI), has reaffirmed his commitment to President Bola Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda, describing unity, prayer and strategic leadership as critical to Nigeria’s progress.

Dr. Alabi made the remarks on Saturday after participating in the Mega Prayer Rally for Nigeria held at Eagle Square, Abuja, which attracted political leaders, government officials, religious groups and supporters from across the country.

He described the rally as a demonstration of the nation’s collective resolve to seek divine guidance while working towards sustainable development, peace and national stability.

According to him, changing the fortunes of the country requires a combination of spiritual commitment, sound governance and national unity.

Dr. Alabi said he was honoured by the reception accorded him at the event, where he was hosted in the VIP State Box alongside other distinguished guests.

“I consider the opportunity to be received in such a distinguished setting as a call to greater responsibility and service to our people,” he said.

The APC stalwart also met with delegates from Kwara State at the rally, where discussions centred on strengthening grassroots support for the Renewed Hope Agenda and promoting sustainable peace, economic growth and industrial development in the state.

He noted that the interactions with the delegates reinforced the collective determination of stakeholders to work together in advancing policies that would improve the lives of Nigerians.

Dr. Alabi urged Nigerians to remain united, steadfast in prayer and committed to supporting initiatives of President Tinubu that would foster national development, expressing optimism that the country would overcome its challenges through purposeful leadership and collective effort.

 

 

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