Senator Mukhail Adetokunbo Abiru’s 2022 new year goodwill message to the good people of Lagos East Senatorial District

My dear esteemed constituents of the Lagos East Senatorial District, it  gladdens my heart to welcome you into the year 2022. The year 2021  was a challenging one. From all fronts, the world witnessed  unprecedented trying times. The dreaded COVID-19 scourge evolved  into new variants like Delta and now the deadly Omicron threatening to  shut down the world once again.

My dear esteemed constituents of the Lagos East Senatorial District, it  gladdens my heart to welcome you into the year 2022. The year 2021  was a challenging one. From all fronts, the world witnessed  unprecedented trying times. The dreaded COVID-19 scourge evolved  into new variants like Delta and now the deadly Omicron threatening to  shut down the world once again.

Last year was indeed a trying period for many households and the  nation at large. What we as one of the Trustees of your sacred mandate  have tried to do, is to deliberately and continuously keep the hope of  our people alive by working assiduously to deliver on the promises I  made to you during the 2020 Lagos East Senatorial By-election electioneering campaign.

Dear Constituents of the Lagos East, I will be the first to admit that the  economic and security challenges facing the county are daunting.  Indeed, at no time in our recent past has the nation’s  economy, well-being, peace and unity been so vigorously and persistently challenged. I  however urge you not to despair but to remain hopeful. I believe that as we work conscientiously and openly, and together with unity of purpose  and solidarity and with God on our side, we shall overcome all these  challenges facing us.

The new year 2022 is a time to also strive to be better people and to also  leverage on the lessons of the year 2021. Importantly it is not a time to be  wasteful or careless about our economic activities, rather a time to  harness every economic growth that the realities of the past years have  thrown in our hands.

 As we also know that 2022 is the penultimate year  to the general elections of 2023, it is important to begin to assess our  individual aspirations towards ensuring that Nigeria becomes a better  place and this can only be achieved by ensuring that we all get registered as eligible voters and prepare to exercise our civic  responsibilities without fears.

In conclusion, may I use this opportunity to once again thank all of you  for your support since December 2020 and to plead that we work even better this year to provide better and more robust effective  representation for the people of Lagos East Senatorial District in order to  “ensure greater good to a larger number of people”.

Let me assure you that I will not let you down. In 2022, the tempo of  #DoingGood mantra won’t wane. We will not be distracted nor deterred.

I wish you all a happy New Year celebrations and a fruitful and  prosperous 2022 in peace and good health.

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