 President Bola Tinibu announced that the federal government will introduce a new national living wage for industrious workers in 2024, stating it is not only economically sound but also morally and politically correct. He emphasized that this move will ensure the economic aspirations and material well-being of the poor, vulnerable, and working people. In my 2024 budget presentation to the National Assembly, I listed my administration's eight priority areas to include national defense and internal security, job creation, macroeconomic stability, investment environment, optimization, human capital development, poverty reduction, and social security. Because we take our development agenda very seriously, our 2024 budget reflects the premium we place on achieving our governance objectives. We will work diligently to make sure every Nigeria feels the impact of their government, the economic aspirations, and the material well-being of the poor, the most vulnerable, and the working people shall not be neglected. It is in this period that we are going to implement a new national living wage for our industrious workers this new year. It is not only good economics to do this, it is also a morally and politically correct thing to do. The president prioritized table electricity supply for sustainable development and predicted a boost in food supply and petroleum product production in 2024 due to initiatives implemented in the last seven months. He pledged to fight obstacles affecting business competitiveness and remove obstacles to make Nigeria a preferred investment destination. Just this past December during COP 28 in Dubai, the German Chancellor Olaf Scholz and I agreed and committed to a new deal to speed up the delivery of Siemens energy power project that will ultimately deliver reliable supply of electricity to our homes and businesses. Under the Presidential Power Initiative, which began in 2018, other power installation projects to strengthen the reliability of our transmission lines and optimize the integrity of our national grid are ongoing across the country. My administration recognizes that no meaningful economic transformation can happen without steady electricity supply. In year 2024, we are moving a step further in our quest to restart local refining of petroleum products with potter caught refinery and the dango tail refinery which shall fully come on stream. On every foreign trip, I have embarked on my message to investors and other business people as being the same, Nigeria is ready and open for business. The president also pledged to serve the Nigerian people and provide his best in his new year message to inligas. He addressed the importance of individuals and collective support for the government's good intentions stating that building a prosperous Nigeria is not for only a few people and that no appointees should excuse non-performance in their duties. I took an oath to serve this country and give my best at all times. Like I said in the past, no excuse for poor performance from any of my appointees will be good enough. It is the reason I put in place a policy coordination, evaluation, monitoring and delivering units in the presidency to make sure that governance output improves in the living condition of our people. We have set the parameters for evaluation. Within the first quarter of this year, ministers are head of agencies with a future administration that I lead. We continue to show themselves.