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Nigeria’s Path to Prosperity: President Tinubu’s Bold Vision

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Introduction

Nigeria has faced numerous challenges in recent years, but under the leadership of President Tinubu, there is a renewed sense of hope and determination.

This article delves into the President’s recent speech where he outlines his administration’s efforts and future plans to steer Nigeria towards prosperity.

Overcoming Challenges and Moving Forward

“It has been challenging. It has been fulfilling as well. We took over, and we stopped the bleeding. I can say categorically now that Nigeria is no longer bleeding. And it will not bleed to death, but rather will now move to prosperity. That is the promise that I made to you all, and it is also the charge that you gave me.”

President Tinubu began by acknowledging the difficulties faced by his administration. Despite these obstacles, significant progress has been made to stabilize the nation. He emphasized that Nigeria is now on the path to recovery and growth.

Turning the Tide for Nigeria

“We are managing to swim through the pond. The current is not a good one. We will turn the tide. We are turning the bend. This, I assure you. I am being very careful. The worst is over for Nigeria. We will prevail.”

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With a focus on overcoming adverse conditions, President Tinubu assured Nigerians that his administration is carefully navigating the country’s challenges. The worst is behind us, and the nation is on the verge of significant improvement.

Commitment to Good Governance

“I thank the team, who have been working really hard. All I can promise is that we will do whatever it takes. We are determined, and we will work so that all Nigerians can feel the impact of good governance.”

The President expressed gratitude to his dedicated team and reiterated his commitment to ensuring that all Nigerians benefit from effective governance. His administration is determined to make a tangible difference in the lives of the citizens.

Ensuring Value for Every Kobo

“We will get value for our money, and it is not for ourselves but for our children. Our children will not inherit the burden of bad governance. Yet, they will enjoy the prosperity of Nigeria as a blessed nation from our very hands and from our sweat. We will bequeath to them a nation full of pride and prosperity.”

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President Tinubu highlighted the importance of financial responsibility. Every kobo spent is aimed at securing a prosperous future for the next generation, breaking the cycle of poor governance, and building a nation that Nigerians can be proud of.

Enhancing Governance and Leadership

President Tinubu also called for the deepening of governance and the reinforcement of leadership across all levels of government and institutions. His administration is committed to encouraging fiscal federalism and strengthening the system to enhance inclusion and equity for all Nigerians.

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“Healthcare upgrading is ongoing. Road rehabilitation and construction are ongoing. Education development is ongoing. I am charging you to look at what is going on in the States. Pay attention to your state governors. Tell them to take their responsibilities seriously and make the people the focus of their development plans. Once there is synergy, then I can assure you that Nigeria will be one of the best nations that you will see anywhere on earth.”

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Addressing Local Government Challenges

“Local government administration is being suffocated. People are looking at the opportunity to ensure that they survive and become more purposeful through community development programs. What I will not support is any effort to make the local government a unitary system by handing all core responsibilities to the federal government. That is criminal when there is a federal system.”

The President stressed the importance of empowering local governments to effectively manage their responsibilities. A balanced federal system is crucial for Nigeria’s growth and sustainability.

A Growing Nation

“Our population is growing. It is getting larger. The geographical requirement is getting bigger, so we still want more space for housing. The population is growing. So that is the basis for flexibility at the local government level. We must grow and expand.”

President Tinubu recognized the need for flexibility and expansion at the local level to accommodate Nigeria’s growing population. This approach ensures that the country can meet the demands of its citizens effectively.

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Gratitude and Assurance

While thanking the delegation of eminent Nigerians, President Tinubu urged continuous support for and faith in Nigeria, assuring them that his government would live up to expectations.

“I can tell you that Nigeria is no longer printing paper money and deceiving itself that it has a basis for survival. Nigeria went through terrible labor pains, but we have seen the baby come out alive.”

In his remarks, Honourable Bayo Aina, the National Secretary, who spoke on behalf of Prince Tajudeen Oluyole Olusi, Convener of the Yoruba Leaders of Thought, commended the President for his prioritization of investment in infrastructure across various sectors.

“We salute your timely initiative to upgrade, construct, and modernize the infrastructure of our nation in health, aviation, transportation, as well as the education sector. We commend you for your commitment to providing responsible, responsive, and accountable governance in this country.”

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Call to Action

At this point, we state without equivocation our total commitment to the vision of greatness that you have articulated, which is the destiny of Nigeria, not only within Africa but globally and among the community of nations before the end of the 21st century.

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