2025: FG Promises More Sustainable Infrastructure Development

BY CHIKA OKEKE, Abuja

Hon Bello Goronyo

As Nigerians usher in the New Year, the Federal Government has promised to unveil more sustainable infrastructure development and modernise the road networks that will strengthen the economy across the States.

The Minister of State for Works, Hon. Bello Muhammad Goronyo stated this in his New Year message on Wednesday in Abuja.

He reaffirmed that the Ministry of Works, under the leadership of Engr. David Umahi remains steadfast in delivering impactful projects that will improve the lives of Nigerians.

Goronyo said: "Let us approach this New Year with renewed determination and unity of purpose. Together, we can build a nation where opportunities abound, where progress is tangible and where the aspirations of every Nigerian can be realised.

"As we welcome the dawn of a new year, I extend my warmest greetings and heartfelt wishes to all Nigerians. May this year bring you and your loved ones peace, prosperity, and renewed hope for a brighter future."

The minister appreciated President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and Vice President Kashim Shettima for their massive support, aimed at rejuvenating the road sector.

He noted that their visionary leadership and steadfast commitment to the Renewed Hope Agenda set Nigeria on the path to transformative growth and development.

Reflecting on the progress of the past year, Goronyo was inspired by the strides recorded in the road sector, which strengthened infrastructure and enhanced connectivity across the country.

He maintained that the achievements are a testament to collective dedication, aimed at advancing Nigeria’s development goals under the renewed hope agenda.

While wishing Nigerians a happy New Year, he prayed that 2025 will bring renewed hope, boundless opportunities and unparalleled achievements for our beloved nation.

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