The Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu Movement Group has extended its warmest congratulations to Mr. Kayode Opeifa on his recent appointment as the Managing Director of the Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC).
In a press statement on Sunday jointly signed by Akogun Banji Ojo, Convener ABAT Worldwide, Femi Folademi, Secretary General, Barr. George Ogunjimi, UK Coordinator, Razak Bodunrin, Canada Coordinator and Otunba Femi Soluade, Director General commended the decision of President Bola Tinubu for putting the right peg in a right hole by appointing Mr. Opeifa to lead the NRC.
The group urge Nigerians to continue working with and believing in the progressive government of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for a greater Nigeria and Africa.
They expressed confidence in his abilities and vision for the Nigerian railways and wished him a successful tenure in his new role.
The group urged Mr. Opeifa to bring about transformative changes to the Nigerian railways across the country. They emphasized the importance of a modern and efficient railway system in improving transportation, boosting economic growth, and enhancing the overall development of the nation.
As stakeholders in the transportation sector, the Abat Movement Group pledged their full support to Mr. Opeifa and the NRC in their efforts to revitalize and expand the railway network in Nigeria.
They however urge Opeifa led NRC to work assiduously to bring rail network more nearer to the people of Nigeria and beyond.
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