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Hon Olarewaju Celebrates Tinubu’s Birthday, Praises Economic Reforms

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Hon. Ibrahim Kunle Olarewaju on Sunday celebrated the birthday of Bola Ahmed Tinubu, using the occasion to highlight what he described as bold reforms reshaping Nigeria’s economy and governance under the Renewed Hope agenda.

Hon. Olarewaju, Senior Special Assistant to the President on National Assembly Matters, said the president’s leadership has moved the country from economic stabilisation to a phase of visible expansion, driven by the N58.18 trillion 2026 “Budget of Acceleration.”

He said flagship programmes such as the Renewed Hope Cities and Estates initiative, ward-level development projects, and the Nigeria Education Loan Fund (NELFund) are already delivering measurable impact across communities and among Nigerian students.

“Celebrating Mr President today is about acknowledging leadership rooted in courage and long-term vision,” Hon. Olarewaju said. “His willingness to take tough decisions continues to shape a more stable and prosperous future for Nigerians.”

Reflecting on his time in government, Hon. Olarewaju described his experience under President Tinubu as formative, noting that it has strengthened his approach to governance, policy delivery, and legislative coordination.

He also referenced growing collaboration between the federal government and Ekiti State, adding that Governor Biodun Abayomi Oyebanji has consistently acknowledged federal support in infrastructure and agriculture as a driver of development in the state.

Hon. Olarewaju further noted Nigeria’s rising influence globally, stating that the administration’s diplomatic engagements are repositioning the country within the international community.

As the president marks his birthday, Hon. Olarewaju urged Nigerians to sustain their support for the administration, stressing that continuity will be critical to consolidating ongoing reforms ahead of 2027.

He concluded with prayers for the president’s health and strength, expressing confidence that sustained implementation of current policies could place Nigeria firmly on the path to a one-trillion-dollar economy.

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