Lagos APC Chieftain urges national unity, hard work as pillars for Nigeria’s progress
A chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Ayobo-Ipaja LCDA, Lagos State, Babatunde Agunbiade has urged Nigerians to set clear goals, work hard and stay resilient in pursuit of their dreams, saying unity and shared values remain Nigeria’s strongest foundation for progress.
Agunbiade, who is founder of Agunbiade Babatunde Foundation (ADABA), made the call in a statement on Sunday, calling on Nigerians to work together for peace, development, national cohesion and look beyond differences in the new year.
He said that Nigerians must never lose faith in the strength of their unity and the promise of a better future.
Agunbiade called on leaders at all levels to lead with empathy and responsibility, show compassion, especially to the less privileged and the needy in the society.
EmphasizIng that 2026 offers a fresh opportunity for unity, service, and collective progress, he encouraged all residents to embody the principles of love, service, and compassion, values that reflect both the APC’s commitment to inclusive governance and the spirit of community at the heart of Alimosho.
Agunbiade also acknowledged the inspiration and leadership of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, and his mentor, Bisi Yusuf, the Director-General of the Grassroots Movement for Tinubu 2027 (GMT), for their guidance and mentorship along his political journey, saying their guidance continues to shape his dedication to grassroots development and people-centered politics.
As part of the Foundation’s welfare and humanitarian outreach, Agunbiade facilitated the distribution of Christmas food packages to less-privileged residents across Alimosho, reinforcing his long-standing commitment to grassroots support and community upliftment.
