Leader of the Senate, Senator Opeyemi Bamidele, has assured Nigerians that investors were already arriving in Nigeria with job-creating opportunities due to the reforms undertaken so far by the President Bola Tinubu administration.
Bamidele disclosed this on Sunday in a statement by his Directorate of Media and Public Affairs.
The principal officer urged Nigerians, as they continued to celebrate Easter to remember the leadership of the country in their prayers.
He specifically urged the people to pray for divine wisdom and direction for the nation’s leaders to pilot our affairs to a safe location.
“Investors are currently trooping into the country with job creating opportunities, while the National Assembly is prepared to give the President all the needed legislative backing to ensure that the sacrifices of Nigerians are soon rewarded,” he said.
Meanwhile the Minority Caucus of the Senate has urged Christians to engage in sober reflection over the social and economic challenges currently confronting the country.
The Senate Minority Leader, Senator Abba Moro, in a statement, urged Christians in privileged positions to imbibe the spirit and character of Jesus Christ as they celebrate Easter.
“Easter is a period of sober reflection by Christians, to look deeper into their relationship with God, who sent His one and only begotten Son to die for the sins of the world.”
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