The Opposition’s Silence Is A Reflection Of Frustration & Nigeria’s Rising Progress – Prince Nixon Okwara

Posted on March 27, 2024
CYRIACUS IZUEKWE 
 
 
The Chairman of Onix Properties and Real Estate Limited, Prince Nixon Okwara, has stated that the opposition parties have became silent, which is the reflection of frustration and rising progress being made by the present administration led by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.
P.M.EXPRESS reports that Prince Okwara stated this in Lagos State on the state of the nation and the progress made so far since Tinubu took over as the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria several months ago.
Prince Okwara posited, “The recent silence of the opposition speaks volumes—they lack credible arguments against a government that is succeeding. The detractors of Nigeria’s progress are growing increasingly frustrated as they witness the nation’s rise”.
“For the first time in history, a government has taken a bold stance against the sponsors of terrorism, regardless of whose interests are affected. The recent kidnappings targeting many Nigerians are desperate attempts to blackmail a government that refuses to yield.”
“The landscape is changing: the South East is becoming more peaceful, herdsmen are gradually fading into silence, and Boko Haram is losing ground. President Tinubu’s leadership has achieved what many thought impossible. Those of us who foresaw today from yesterday have been vindicated.”
“As we discuss President Tinubu’s economic and institutional reforms, it’s crucial to draw parallels with historical crises like the German inflation and contrast potential outcomes with Nigeria’s current trajectory. President Tinubu’s capacity and political willpower are indispensable at this critical juncture. His comprehensive reforms, spanning fiscal policies to institutional restructuring, have positioned Nigeria for a brighter future, eradicating the loopholes that once hindered our progress.”
“While some continue to resist change and cling to outdated practices, President Tinubu’s administration is breaking free from these constraints. I call on all Nigerians to support these ongoing reforms and actively engage in shaping our collective destiny. The tide is turning, and together, we can build a Nigeria that fulfills the dreams of every citizen” Okwara stated.

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