Kalu, who is the present spokesperson of the 9th House of Representatives and presently the APC candidate for the position of Deputy Speaker in the Tenth House of Representatives, stated that the appointment of Gbajabiamila was a well-deserved one.
In a statement made available to the media, Hon. Kalu said:
“Your new role as Chief of Staff is not only a testament to your remarkable leadership qualities and unwavering commitment to public service but also a recognition of your in-depth experience, outstanding achievements, and dedication to the development of our dear nation”.
He also added that Femi’s unwavering dedication to the nation would continue to inspire and uplift our nation through this difficult economic period as such an appointment would indeed serve as a beacon of hope to countless Nigerians, particularly the youth, who look up to him as a role model and epitome of progressive governance.
“As you assume this office, may you continue to serve our great nation with distinction, integrity, and unshaken devotion. I wish you every success in your new role as Chief of Staff to the President, and I have full confidence that under your guidance, Nigeria will witness remarkable progress and prosperity.”
“Please accept my best wishes for your continued success. I look forward to witnessing the positive impact of your leadership and the contributions you will make towards the development trajectory of our dear nation, Nigeria” Hon. Kalu concluded.
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