Kano APC rally: Ahmed Bala hails TSG, Faleke, says four years not enough to consolidate Tinubu’s reforms

The Director General of Relax, Tinubu Is Fixing Nigeria, Ahmed Bala, praised the Tinubu Support Group (TSG) and its leadership for a massive rally in Kano. He commended the rally's turnout as a powerful display of growing grassroots support for President Bola Tinubu and his Renewed Hope Agenda. Bala specifically praised James Faleke, the leader of TSG, for his dedication to maintaining the TSG's mobilisation efforts.

He also congratulated the coordinators, stakeholders, and the entire TSG family for their impressive show of political organization and solidarity. Bala emphasized that the success of the Kano rally should not be limited to the efforts of one support group, but rather a collective national movement. He and Deputy Director General of Relax, Tinubu Is Fixing Nigeria, Zack Orji, noted that various organizations, including Relax, Tinubu Is Fixing Nigeria, the City Boy Movement, and others, have been actively taking the administration's message directly to Nigerians at the grassroots level.

Bala highlighted that the task for support groups is not just to campaign for Tinubu but to explain his policies, understand the challenges Nigerians face, and demonstrate the importance of the reforms being implemented for the country's long-term economic stability. He acknowledged that some of the administration's decisions have been challenging, but stressed that economic restructuring requires time to show its full benefits.

Bala cited several initiatives by the Tinubu administration, such as major infrastructure projects, education financing, healthcare improvements, housing programs, reforms in the oil and gas sector, power-sector interventions, agricultural initiatives, and efforts to enhance Nigeria's fiscal position and investment environment. He argued that these reforms cannot be fully measured within a single four-year presidential term.

Bala urged support groups to keep providing evidence of completed and ongoing federal projects to Nigerians and called for continued support for President Tinubu. He emphasized the need for continuity and consolidation after 2027 to allow Nigerians to reap the full benefits of these reforms.