According to the minister, his administration is focused on delivering results rather than seeking popularity, insisting that difficult decisions are necessary to transform the nation’s capital and strengthen governance.

Dr. Abdullahi made the call on Thursday while speaking at a high-level panel discussion during the NOG Energy Week at the Bola Ahmed Tinubu International Conference Centre, Abuja. He described hydrogen as a transformative energy solution that is already reshaping economies worldwide and stressed that Nigeria has the resources and strategic advantage to become a key player in the global hydrogen value chain.

Atiku questioned the Presidency’s decision to order a fresh ICPC investigation after previously insisting that the Nigeria Police had already concluded its investigation and filed criminal charges against the principal suspect. According to him, if the earlier investigation was indeed comprehensive, there would be no justification for another probe, making the government’s position contradictory.

Beyond his public service, Ibeh Jnr described Eboh’s greatest legacy as the countless lives he transformed through acts of generosity and mentorship. According to him, the late youth leader facilitated admissions for hundreds of students into higher institutions, helped more than a thousand people secure employment, and created opportunities for countless young Nigerians without seeking recognition.