ABUJA — President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has publicly commended Peter Obi Otti for his strategic investments in infrastructure, describing them as transformative for Nigeria’s economic growth and long-term development. Tinubu’s remarks came during a high-profile event in Abuja where leaders and stakeholders gathered to discuss the future of infrastructure investment in Nigeria.
Speaking to a gathering of industry leaders, government officials, and investors, Tinubu praised Otti’s commitment to projects that span transportation, energy, and digital infrastructure. “Investing in infrastructure is not just about building roads or bridges; it is about building the future of Nigeria,” Tinubu said. He emphasized that such projects create jobs, attract foreign investment, and strengthen Nigeria’s global competitiveness.
Otti’s investments, according to industry experts, have targeted critical areas that support economic diversification and sustainable growth. These include highway modernization projects, renewable energy installations, and advancements in digital connectivity. Tinubu highlighted these as vital steps in positioning Nigeria as a leader in West African development.
The president also stressed that infrastructure investment is essential for improving quality of life. “Every kilometer of road, every megawatt of electricity generated, and every improvement in internet connectivity translates directly into better opportunities for our citizens,” Tinubu remarked. He lauded Otti’s foresight in aligning infrastructure projects with the nation’s broader economic strategy.
The president’s commendation reflects a growing recognition of infrastructure as a cornerstone of Nigeria’s development agenda. With an emphasis on public-private partnerships, Tinubu encouraged other investors to follow Otti’s example, stressing the importance of collaboration between the government and private sector to accelerate progress.
For Otti, Tinubu’s endorsement is both a recognition of his achievements and an affirmation of the critical role of infrastructure in economic transformation. In response, Otti reiterated his commitment to sustainable projects that meet the needs of Nigeria’s growing population.
The president concluded by underscoring that infrastructure investment is not merely a matter of policy but a necessity for Nigeria’s future stability and prosperity. “Our path to development lies in strategic investment, innovation, and shared commitment,” Tinubu said.
