Ahmadu emphasized the importance of distinguishing between campaign rhetoric and tangible achievements, warning that desperate individuals seeking power may make extravagant promises. He urged citizens to compare the performance of President Bola Tinubu's administration with those of previous governments since 1999, asserting that the current government has achieved significant progress in critical sectors despite national challenges.
The minister acknowledged public concerns regarding economic difficulties but stated that the administration's policies are designed to address these issues. He advocated for government spending to focus on sustainable solutions to national problems rather than mere financial distribution. Ahmadu appealed for patience, assuring that the government's measures are intended for the general welfare of all Nigerians and that officials are also affected by the country's challenges.
Ahmadu highlighted the administration's delivery of critical infrastructure, including roads and bridges, claiming it surpasses the combined efforts of previous governments since independence. He also pointed to the Nigerian Education Loan Fund (NELFUND) as a key intervention supporting students from disadvantaged backgrounds in accessing tertiary education, noting its consistent allocation.
He reiterated the call for voters to examine the administration's achievements across various sectors and compare them with past records. Ahmadu stressed that demonstrable accomplishments are more significant than campaign promises when deciding on political support for the upcoming elections.