This was stated in the party's 2023 Eid-el-Kabir message to the country's citizens, which was signed by Felix Morka, APC National Publicity Secretary.

According to the APC, President Tinubu's actions are intended to reposition the nation for rapid economic development and virtuous greatness in accordance with his administration's Renewed Hope agenda.

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The ruling party urged Nigerians to embrace sacrifice and perseverance.

The statement read, “This year’s celebration remarkably coincides with a period in our nation’s history when our dear President, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, is taking some courageous and decisive steps to reposition our beloved country for rapid economic growth and wholesome greatness in line with his administration’s Renewed Hope agenda.

“We urge Nigerians to subscribe to the virtues of sacrifice and patience as we soldier on in our quest for a better Nigeria. We also enjoin our Muslim compatriots to continue to show compassion towards the needy and less-privileged among us as they celebrate.”

Tinubu Didn’t Travel For Medical Reasons

The ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) has dispelled rumors that President Bola Tinubu's unplanned journey to the United Kingdom after the Paris summit was prompted by health concerns.

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The president returned to Nigeria on Tuesday, in advance of the Eid-el-Kabir festival, following an unplanned private trip to London.

The unexpected detour sparked a flurry of online rumors, with detractors asserting that the former governor of Lagos was secretly seeking medical care.

Dele Alake, the Special Adviser to the President for Special Duties, Communication, and Strategy, stated that the travel to the United Kingdom was a brief private visit.

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In response to the rumors, Bala Ibrahim, the APC's Director of Publicity, told Punch that there was no cause for alarm.