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Gbajabiamila Assures Of A Seamless Relationship Between Tinubu And The National Assembly.

During the opening address of the 9th House's valedictory session in Abuja, Femi Gbajabiamila, the outgoing Speaker of the House of Representatives and the newly appointed Chief of Staff to the President, expressed his commitment to promoting a harmonious relationship between President Bola Tinubu and the National Assembly. His speech lasted for 23 minutes.

The Speaker expressed gratitude towards his fellow lawmakers for their support and described his recent appointment as a humbling experience. He made a promise to work towards establishing a productive and amicable relationship between the executive and legislative branches of the government, while also respecting the autonomy and privileges of the legislature.

Gbajabiamila added, “As I transition into my new role, a role unlike the one I have had for these many years, I ask for your support and best wishes as we continue to work together to advance the cause and fulfil the promise of Nigeria.  I will miss all of you, and I will miss this House.  I want you to rest assured that wherever the road takes me, I will fondly carry you all in my heart because you have enriched my life in ways words alone cannot fully express.”

In his speech, the Speaker expressed concerns about the exodus of Nigerians over sociopolitical and economic challenges, warning of the dire consequences for the country in the future. 


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