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Presidential aides hail IMPI’s boss, Akinsiju at 63, commend his role in advancing Nigeria’s reform.

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November 22, 2025
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Presidential aides hail IMPI’s boss, Akinsiju at 63, commend his role in advancing Nigeria’s reform.

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The Presidency has celebrated Dr Niyi Akinsiju, renowned policy analyst and media expert, on the occasion of his 63rd birthday, praising his unwavering commitment to advancing President Bola Tinubu’s reforms.

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Akinsiju, who chairs the Independent Media and Policy Initiatives (IMPI), has been at the forefront of articulating and clarifying government policies, achievements, and ongoing reforms.

Under his leadership, IMPI has consistently championed strategic recommendations geared toward strengthening the national economy and deepening public understanding of the Renewed Hope Agenda.

In separate congratulatory messages personally signed by Mr Bayo Onanuga, , and Mr Sunday Dare, both senior aides to President Tinubu, the Presidency commended Akinsiju’s intellectual depth, professionalism, and patriotic engagement in national discourse.

Onanuga, Special Adviser to the President on Information and Strategy
, lauded Akinsiju for his “relentless efforts in enlightening Nigerians on the objectives and impact of President Tinubu’s reform policies.”

He described Akinsiju as “an apolitical analyst whose constructive policy interrogations continue to strengthen public confidence in government actions.”

Also extolling the celebrant, M Dare, Special Adviser to the President on Media & Public Communication, said Akinsiju has distinguished himself through clarity of thought and exceptional policy analysis.

“His depth of knowledge emboldens him to spread the TV TV gospel of the Renewed Hope Agenda without fear,” Dare stated.

He further commended the IMPI chairman for consistently advancing ideas and policy recommendations aligned with the national interest.

The presidential aides thanked Akinsiju for his sustained contributions to governance and nation-building, praying that God grants him many more years of impactful service as President Tinubu continues to steer Nigeria through critical economic and structural reforms.

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