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Key Highlights: Major Takeaways From President Tinubu’s Meeting With Minister Momoh And South-South Monarchs (Video)

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Key Highlights: Major Takeaways From President Tinubu’s Meeting With Minister Momoh And South-South Monarchs (Video&Photos)....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

Today, we delve into a crucial meeting held at the State House, where President Bola Ahmed Tinubu welcomed a distinguished delegation from the South-South Monarchs Forum. Led by the esteemed His Royal Majesty, Major-General Felix Mujakperuo (Rtd), the delegation included the Honorable Minister of Niger Delta Development, Engr Abubakar Momoh. The purpose of this courtesy visit was to address critical issues surrounding the development of the Niger Delta region…CONTINUE READING.

 

President Tinubu conveyed a resolute commitment to addressing the concerns of the South-South geopolitical zone. He outlined strategic measures to fortify Nigeria’s resilience, both domestically and internationally, focusing on climate change initiatives, environmental restoration, and infrastructure development. Emphasizing security and stability in the region, President Tinubu commended the traditional rulers for their understanding of ongoing economic reforms, including the recent removal of the fuel subsidy.

As we witnessed in this exclusive meeting, President Tinubu pledged to address each concern raised by the South-South Monarchs, recognizing the crucial role of the traditional institution in providing intelligence for holistic national development.

His assurance extended to tangible benefits soon to be enjoyed by Nigerians as a result of these tough yet necessary decisions. The President urged the traditional rulers to continue upholding the peace and stability of the country, assuring them that light is visible at the end of the tunnel.

Responding to these commitments, His Royal Majesty, Major-General Felix Mujakperuo, Vice-Chairman of the South-South Monarchs Forum, expressed confidence in President Tinubu. He appealed for follow-ups on developmental efforts in the region to ensure tangible progress that resonates with the people. The Vice-Chairman acknowledged the President’s expertise in the energy industry and the dedication to finding lasting solutions to the challenges faced by the Niger Delta.

As the South-South Monarchs Forum collaborates with the federal government, led by President Bola Tinubu a shared commitment is evident. This commitment extends beyond regional challenges to fostering economic recovery and ensuring stability and security in the Niger Delta geopolitical zone.

Checkout videos and photos from the event below

 

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