After Sack, Betta Edu Sends Message to Nigerians About Tinubu, Details Emerge
- Former minister Betta Edu expressed confidence in President Bola Tinubu's ability to lead Nigeria through its current challenges
- Edu's optimistic remarks came during her 38th birthday celebration in Abuja on October 27
- Emphasising the importance of patience, Edu reassured Nigerians that with time, their hopes will be renewed
FCT, Abuja - Betta Edu, the former minister of Humanitarian Affairs and Poverty Alleviation, has assured Nigerians of President Bola Tinubu's ability to address the country's challenges and drive positive change.
Legit.ng reported Edu's comment followed her suspension by President Tinubu on January 8m 2024 due to a controversial memo requesting the transfer of N585 million to a private account.
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The president directed the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) to investigate the financial transactions associated with her ministry, TheCable reported.
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The ex-minister expressed confidence in the Tinubu-led administration during her 38th birthday celebration in Abuja on Sunday, October 27.
Despite her recent suspension from the Tinubu administration, Edu assured Nigerians that the country is undergoing a transformative phase and will soon emerge stronger, Vanguard reported.
“I want to thank God for all of you. Thank you for standing by me and supporting Nigerian youths.
“We are going through a phase, and we’d soon be out of it. I am confident that Nigeria will be better, and the hopes of Nigerians will be renewed.”
Edu optimistic over Tinubu's administration
Reflecting on President Bola Tinubu's leadership, Edu said,
“I am confident that God will give the president the wisdom to manage this country effectively. Things will change for the better.”
She encouraged citizens to maintain hope during challenging times:
“What we want to say to Nigerians is that with more patience, things will begin to get better. The ark of God will come back.”
Tinubu breaks silence on blackout in the North
Earlier, Legit.ng reported that Tinubu announced proactive steps to address the blackout in Nigeria's northern region, which has crippled social and economic activities for the past week.
The presidency said Tinubu had directed the minister of power, Adebayo Adelabu, and the national security adviser, Nuhu Ribadu, to find a solution.
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