Tinubu Is Performing Miracles” – Akpabio

President of the Senate, Godswill Akpabio, has praised President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s performance in office, describing him as a “miracle worker” and asserting that no previous Nigerian leader has commissioned as many projects within the first three years of an administration.

According to Ireporter Online, Akpabio made the remarks on Thursday during the inauguration of the Old Keffi Road linking Kado Fish Market to Dei-Dei, one of the projects commissioned to commemorate President Tinubu’s third anniversary in office.

Representing the President at the event, the Senate President commended Tinubu’s infrastructure drive, stating that the volume of completed and commissioned projects across the country under the current administration is unprecedented. He noted that while attending project inaugurations in the Federal Capital Territory and Nasarawa State, he witnessed the enthusiasm of residents who, according to him, were excited by the level of development taking place in their communities.

Akpabio said the administration’s achievements have continued to attract positive reactions from citizens, adding that multiple project commissioning ceremonies have been held simultaneously in different parts of the country.

He further urged Nigerians to assess President Tinubu’s performance based on tangible accomplishments as preparations gradually build toward the 2027 presidential election. According to him, the President’s record of governance should serve as a benchmark for evaluating leadership.

The Senate President maintained that Tinubu’s developmental track record did not begin with his presidency but dates back to his tenure as Governor of Lagos State. He argued that the President has consistently demonstrated the ability to plan, execute, and deliver impactful projects over the years.

Akpabio concluded by expressing pride in representing the President at the road commissioning ceremony, reiterating his belief that Tinubu’s achievements provide a strong record of performance for Nigerians to assess.