Following President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s swearing-in of Joseph Olasunkanmi Tegbe as Minister of Power, some concerned members of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Oyo State have thanked him.
In a congratulatory message issued on Monday, the stakeholders described Tegbe’s appointment and inauguration as a well-deserved recognition of his competence, experience, and commitment to national development.
The group observed that Tegbe’s appointment as Minister of Power is a reflection of President Tinubu’s faith in his ability to make a significant contribution to the administration’s initiatives to improve economic growth and restructure Nigeria’s power industry.
According to the stakeholders, Tegbe has over the years distinguished himself in both the public and private sectors through exemplary leadership, professionalism, and dedication to service, making him well-positioned to deliver on the expectations of his new office.
They expressed confidence that his wealth of experience would be brought to bear in addressing the challenges facing the nation’s electricity sector, while advancing policies aimed at improving power generation, transmission, and distribution across the country.
Tegbe’s promotion is a source of pride for Oyo State, according to the APC stakeholders, who also mentioned that his appointment offers the state another chance to make a substantial contribution to national development and governance.
They urged the new minister to remain focused on delivering tangible results for Nigerians and supporting the Renewed Hope Agenda of the Tinubu administration.
They also called on residents of Oyo State and Nigerians at large to support Tegbe in his new assignment, expressing optimism that his leadership would bring positive changes to the power sector and enhance electricity supply across the nation.
As he takes on the duty of managing one of the most important sectors of the nation, the stakeholders prayed for wisdom, strength, and divine direction while wishing him a prosperous term.
The statement is signed; Ishola, Akeem Adetoyese, Aare Saheed Lekan Olayiwola, Akinleye Segun, Chief Banji Agboola, Mogaji Abiola Oyeyemi, Adekola Mudashir, Akinloye Inaolaji, Adewale Aponmode, Folarin Martins, and Popoola Samsudeen.
