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Rep. Ukodhiko Optimistic About Tinubu’s 2025 Budget, Calls For Patience And Hope

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Rep. Ukodhiko Optimistic About Tinubu’s 2025 Budget, Calls For Patience And Hope
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By Comfort Chukwukelue

Hon. Jonathan Ukodhiko, representing Isoko North and South Federal Constituency, has expressed confidence that the 2025 budget presented by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu will steer Nigeria toward progress and restoration.

Speaking during an interview with members of the National Assembly New Media Forum, Ukodhiko emphasized that while the budget holds significant promise, its true impact will only be clear after a comprehensive review by the National Assembly.

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“The budget, as presented by President Tinubu, holds significant promise,” Ukodhiko stated. “While it’s too early to fully assess the details, we trust that it will drive the positive changes needed for our people.”

Acknowledging the economic hardships currently faced by Nigerians, Ukodhiko commended President Tinubu’s tough decisions, describing them as necessary steps to ensure the nation’s survival. He stressed that strong and determined leadership is essential during such challenging times.

“We need a determined and focused leader to guide us through these difficulties. If such decisions are not made, the country may face further decline,” he explained.

Despite concerns raised by some members of the public over the budget’s provisions, Ukodhiko expressed optimism about its potential to act as a catalyst for Nigeria’s recovery.

“The President’s commitment to restoring Nigeria is clear. I believe this budget will be a catalyst for recovery,” he affirmed.

The lawmaker concluded by urging Nigerians to remain hopeful and patient, trusting that the long-term benefits of the budget will outweigh current challenges.

Ukodhiko’s comments reflect growing anticipation as lawmakers and citizens alike await further scrutiny and implementation of the 2025 budget, which is expected to address pressing economic and developmental issues.

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