President Bola Ahmed Tinubu says administration will invest heavily in infrastructure, health, education and all other critical areas to make life easy for citizens.
In his first Democracy Day Presidential speech, he addressed the challenges faced by Nigerians in the aftermath of the removal of subsidy and assured the citizens that his administration would prioritize areas that would improve quality of life.
President Tinubu urged for patience as his government works to create a better Nigeria.
He called all newly appointed public office holders to fulfill their campaign promises and strive to enhance the lives of the people.
The President emphasized the importance of Nigerians dedicating themselves to the welfare of the country and restoring its rightful position among other nations.
Reflecting on the struggles and sacrifices made by heroes to achieve democracy following the annulment of the June 12, 1993 elections, he called upon the citizens to protect the country’s democracy, which he regarded as the finest form of government globally.
President Tinubu made it clear that any attempts to undermine or destroy Nigeria’s democracy would not be tolerated, given the significant efforts made by countless individuals to establish it.
