A message of hope took centre stage in Abuja. Oluremi Tinubu declared that Nigeria would become a peaceful and fruitful nation during the inauguration of a major water supply project.
ABUJA, FCT — First Lady Oluremi Tinubu has prayed for peace, prosperity and an end to death and barrenness in Nigeria during the inauguration of the Bwari Satellite Town Water Supply Network in the Federal Capital Territory. Speaking at the event, she quoted the Bible, 2 Kings 2:19–21, and declared that the nation would experience God’s blessings, peace and fruitfulness. According to a statement from the Presidency, the project is expected to improve access to clean water for residents of Bwari and surrounding communities.
Why This Happened
The Bwari Satellite Town Water Supply Network forms part of efforts by the Federal Government to expand access to safe and reliable water across communities in the Federal Capital Territory. Government officials said the project is designed to improve public health, support development and provide residents with a more dependable water supply.
The inauguration also served as an opportunity for the First Lady to encourage Nigerians to remain hopeful and united as the country pursues development initiatives.
What They Said
Addressing guests at the ceremony, Oluremi Tinubu declared that there would be no more death or barrenness in Nigeria. Quoting 2 Kings 2:19–21, she prayed that the nation would become peaceful, blessed and fruitful.
She also expressed hope that the new water supply network would improve the lives of families in Bwari and contribute to better living conditions for residents.
Background to the Story
The Bwari Satellite Town Water Supply Network is one of several infrastructure projects aimed at strengthening public services in the Federal Capital Territory. Access to clean water remains a priority for many growing communities, with government agencies continuing to invest in water infrastructure to meet rising demand.
The Presidency has repeatedly stated that improving access to basic services such as water, healthcare and transportation remains part of its broader development agenda.
What This Means for Nigeria
The development means more residents of Bwari are expected to benefit from improved access to clean water, which supports better public health and daily living. It also highlights the Federal Government’s continued investment in essential infrastructure while reinforcing public messages centred on national unity, peace and development.
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