‎President Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu today opened his Democracy Day address by focusing on the nation’s security challenges and the unwavering commitment of Nigeria’s armed forces.
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‎The President commended the bravery and dedication of the military and security agencies in safeguarding the nation’s freedom and territorial integrity.
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‎He highlighted significant progress in intelligence coordination and inter-agency cooperation, which have contributed to reclaiming communities from insurgents, criminals, and terrorists.
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‎President Tinubu emphasized the urgent need for sustained investment in advanced technology and comprehensive training to secure every inch of Nigeria’s territory. He also called on Nigerians to continue supporting and praying for the men and women in uniform.
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‎Turning to other matters, President Tinubu formally acknowledged the presence of key leaders, including the Vice President, President of the Senate, and Speaker of the House of Representatives. Reflecting on Nigeria’s democratic journey since 1999, he reaffirmed the nation’s successful transition from military rule to democratic governance and underscored his administration’s steadfast dedication to protecting and advancing democratic ideals.
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‎The President stressed the historical importance of June 12, commemorating the sacrifices of those who fought for democracy. He paid tribute to former President Muhammadu Buhari for institutionalizing June 12 as Democracy Day and for officially recognizing Chief MKO Abiola and his running mate as the legitimate winners of the 1993 presidential election.
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‎He also honored numerous activists, journalists, and politicians persecuted during military regimes, highlighting the pan-Nigerian nature of the democracy struggle.
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‎President Tinubu in his June 12 address, urged lawmakers to set aside partisan differences and work collaboratively for the nation’s progress.
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‎He recounted the National Assembly’s crucial role in defending constitutional order, citing pivotal actions in 2006 and 2010 and recalling its courageous defiance during military rule when it reconvened in Lagos to challenge the military takeover.
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‎The President assured Nigerians that his administration and the ruling All Progressives Congress remain committed to political pluralism and reject any attempts to establish a one-party state.
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‎On the economic front, President Tinubu outlined reforms aimed at correcting structural imbalances and promoting sustainable growth. He highlighted positive economic indicators including GDP growth, moderating inflation, and increased foreign reserves.
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‎He praised the Nigerian Consumer Credit Corporation’s success in providing affordable credit to over 100,000 Nigerians and announced a new initiative to empower 400,000 youths through credit facilities aimed at fostering employment and skills development.
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‎The President further outlined plans to expand the nation’s digital infrastructure by extending optic fiber networks to bridge the digital divide. He emphasized equipping Nigerian youth with digital skills to compete globally and articulated a foreign policy focused on market-driven growth, targeting a 7% GDP expansion.
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‎He called on legislators to support policies promoting industrial development, job creation, and food security.
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‎Introducing a comprehensive tax reform package, President Tinubu described it as vital to economic revitalization and expressed gratitude for the National Assembly’s diligent review. He emphasized the importance of protecting civil liberties, encouraging inclusive dialogue, and fostering tolerance within the political sphere.
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‎In closing, the President announced the conferment of posthumous national honors on Chief MKO Abiola, the late Chief Gani Fawehinmi, and other democracy champions. He also conferred honors on several eminent Nigerians, including Senator Abu Ibrahim.
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‎President Tinubu concluded by reaffirming his administration’s dedication to freedom, transparency, and accountable governance. He urged all Nigerians to unite in building a just and equitable society. He wished the nation a happy Democracy Day and expressed hope for peace and prosperity in the years ahead.
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JUNE 12: President Tinubu’s Democracy Day Address
‎President Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu today opened his Democracy Day address by focusing on the nation’s security challenges and the unwavering commitment of Nigeria’s armed forces.
‎
‎
‎The President commended the bravery and dedication of the military and security agencies in safeguarding the nation’s freedom and territorial integrity.
‎
‎
‎He highlighted significant progress in intelligence coordination and inter-agency cooperation, which have contributed to reclaiming communities from insurgents, criminals, and terrorists.
‎
‎
‎President Tinubu emphasized the urgent need for sustained investment in advanced technology and comprehensive training to secure every inch of Nigeria’s territory. He also called on Nigerians to continue supporting and praying for the men and women in uniform.
‎
‎
‎Turning to other matters, President Tinubu formally acknowledged the presence of key leaders, including the Vice President, President of the Senate, and Speaker of the House of Representatives. Reflecting on Nigeria’s democratic journey since 1999, he reaffirmed the nation’s successful transition from military rule to democratic governance and underscored his administration’s steadfast dedication to protecting and advancing democratic ideals.
‎
‎
‎The President stressed the historical importance of June 12, commemorating the sacrifices of those who fought for democracy. He paid tribute to former President Muhammadu Buhari for institutionalizing June 12 as Democracy Day and for officially recognizing Chief MKO Abiola and his running mate as the legitimate winners of the 1993 presidential election.
‎
‎
‎He also honored numerous activists, journalists, and politicians persecuted during military regimes, highlighting the pan-Nigerian nature of the democracy struggle.
‎
‎
‎President Tinubu in his June 12 address, urged lawmakers to set aside partisan differences and work collaboratively for the nation’s progress.
‎
‎
‎He recounted the National Assembly’s crucial role in defending constitutional order, citing pivotal actions in 2006 and 2010 and recalling its courageous defiance during military rule when it reconvened in Lagos to challenge the military takeover.
‎
‎
‎The President assured Nigerians that his administration and the ruling All Progressives Congress remain committed to political pluralism and reject any attempts to establish a one-party state.
‎
‎
‎On the economic front, President Tinubu outlined reforms aimed at correcting structural imbalances and promoting sustainable growth. He highlighted positive economic indicators including GDP growth, moderating inflation, and increased foreign reserves.
‎
‎
‎He praised the Nigerian Consumer Credit Corporation’s success in providing affordable credit to over 100,000 Nigerians and announced a new initiative to empower 400,000 youths through credit facilities aimed at fostering employment and skills development.
‎
‎
‎The President further outlined plans to expand the nation’s digital infrastructure by extending optic fiber networks to bridge the digital divide. He emphasized equipping Nigerian youth with digital skills to compete globally and articulated a foreign policy focused on market-driven growth, targeting a 7% GDP expansion.
‎
‎
‎He called on legislators to support policies promoting industrial development, job creation, and food security.
‎
‎
‎Introducing a comprehensive tax reform package, President Tinubu described it as vital to economic revitalization and expressed gratitude for the National Assembly’s diligent review. He emphasized the importance of protecting civil liberties, encouraging inclusive dialogue, and fostering tolerance within the political sphere.
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‎In closing, the President announced the conferment of posthumous national honors on Chief MKO Abiola, the late Chief Gani Fawehinmi, and other democracy champions. He also conferred honors on several eminent Nigerians, including Senator Abu Ibrahim.
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‎President Tinubu concluded by reaffirming his administration’s dedication to freedom, transparency, and accountable governance. He urged all Nigerians to unite in building a just and equitable society. He wished the nation a happy Democracy Day and expressed hope for peace and prosperity in the years ahead.
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‎President Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu today opened his Democracy Day address by focusing on the nation’s security challenges and the unwavering commitment of Nigeria’s armed forces.
‎
‎
‎The President commended the bravery and dedication of the military and security agencies in safeguarding the nation’s freedom and territorial integrity.
‎
‎
‎He highlighted significant progress in intelligence coordination and inter-agency cooperation, which have contributed to reclaiming communities from insurgents, criminals, and terrorists.
‎
‎
‎President Tinubu emphasized the urgent need for sustained investment in advanced technology and comprehensive training to secure every inch of Nigeria’s territory. He also called on Nigerians to continue supporting and praying for the men and women in uniform.
‎
‎
‎Turning to other matters, President Tinubu formally acknowledged the presence of key leaders, including the Vice President, President of the Senate, and Speaker of the House of Representatives. Reflecting on Nigeria’s democratic journey since 1999, he reaffirmed the nation’s successful transition from military rule to democratic governance and underscored his administration’s steadfast dedication to protecting and advancing democratic ideals.
‎
‎
‎The President stressed the historical importance of June 12, commemorating the sacrifices of those who fought for democracy. He paid tribute to former President Muhammadu Buhari for institutionalizing June 12 as Democracy Day and for officially recognizing Chief MKO Abiola and his running mate as the legitimate winners of the 1993 presidential election.
‎
‎
‎He also honored numerous activists, journalists, and politicians persecuted during military regimes, highlighting the pan-Nigerian nature of the democracy struggle.
‎
‎
‎President Tinubu in his June 12 address, urged lawmakers to set aside partisan differences and work collaboratively for the nation’s progress.
‎
‎
‎He recounted the National Assembly’s crucial role in defending constitutional order, citing pivotal actions in 2006 and 2010 and recalling its courageous defiance during military rule when it reconvened in Lagos to challenge the military takeover.
‎
‎
‎The President assured Nigerians that his administration and the ruling All Progressives Congress remain committed to political pluralism and reject any attempts to establish a one-party state.
‎
‎
‎On the economic front, President Tinubu outlined reforms aimed at correcting structural imbalances and promoting sustainable growth. He highlighted positive economic indicators including GDP growth, moderating inflation, and increased foreign reserves.
‎
‎
‎He praised the Nigerian Consumer Credit Corporation’s success in providing affordable credit to over 100,000 Nigerians and announced a new initiative to empower 400,000 youths through credit facilities aimed at fostering employment and skills development.
‎
‎
‎The President further outlined plans to expand the nation’s digital infrastructure by extending optic fiber networks to bridge the digital divide. He emphasized equipping Nigerian youth with digital skills to compete globally and articulated a foreign policy focused on market-driven growth, targeting a 7% GDP expansion.
‎
‎
‎He called on legislators to support policies promoting industrial development, job creation, and food security.
‎
‎
‎Introducing a comprehensive tax reform package, President Tinubu described it as vital to economic revitalization and expressed gratitude for the National Assembly’s diligent review. He emphasized the importance of protecting civil liberties, encouraging inclusive dialogue, and fostering tolerance within the political sphere.
‎
‎
‎In closing, the President announced the conferment of posthumous national honors on Chief MKO Abiola, the late Chief Gani Fawehinmi, and other democracy champions. He also conferred honors on several eminent Nigerians, including Senator Abu Ibrahim.
‎
‎
‎President Tinubu concluded by reaffirming his administration’s dedication to freedom, transparency, and accountable governance. He urged all Nigerians to unite in building a just and equitable society. He wished the nation a happy Democracy Day and expressed hope for peace and prosperity in the years ahead.
‎
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LEAVE A REPLY
‎President Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu today opened his Democracy Day address by focusing on the nation’s security challenges and the unwavering commitment of Nigeria’s armed forces.
‎
‎
‎The President commended the bravery and dedication of the military and security agencies in safeguarding the nation’s freedom and territorial integrity.
‎
‎
‎He highlighted significant progress in intelligence coordination and inter-agency cooperation, which have contributed to reclaiming communities from insurgents, criminals, and terrorists.
‎
‎
‎President Tinubu emphasized the urgent need for sustained investment in advanced technology and comprehensive training to secure every inch of Nigeria’s territory. He also called on Nigerians to continue supporting and praying for the men and women in uniform.
‎
‎
‎Turning to other matters, President Tinubu formally acknowledged the presence of key leaders, including the Vice President, President of the Senate, and Speaker of the House of Representatives. Reflecting on Nigeria’s democratic journey since 1999, he reaffirmed the nation’s successful transition from military rule to democratic governance and underscored his administration’s steadfast dedication to protecting and advancing democratic ideals.
‎
‎
‎The President stressed the historical importance of June 12, commemorating the sacrifices of those who fought for democracy. He paid tribute to former President Muhammadu Buhari for institutionalizing June 12 as Democracy Day and for officially recognizing Chief MKO Abiola and his running mate as the legitimate winners of the 1993 presidential election.
‎
‎
‎He also honored numerous activists, journalists, and politicians persecuted during military regimes, highlighting the pan-Nigerian nature of the democracy struggle.
‎
‎
‎President Tinubu in his June 12 address, urged lawmakers to set aside partisan differences and work collaboratively for the nation’s progress.
‎
‎
‎He recounted the National Assembly’s crucial role in defending constitutional order, citing pivotal actions in 2006 and 2010 and recalling its courageous defiance during military rule when it reconvened in Lagos to challenge the military takeover.
‎
‎
‎The President assured Nigerians that his administration and the ruling All Progressives Congress remain committed to political pluralism and reject any attempts to establish a one-party state.
‎
‎
‎On the economic front, President Tinubu outlined reforms aimed at correcting structural imbalances and promoting sustainable growth. He highlighted positive economic indicators including GDP growth, moderating inflation, and increased foreign reserves.
‎
‎
‎He praised the Nigerian Consumer Credit Corporation’s success in providing affordable credit to over 100,000 Nigerians and announced a new initiative to empower 400,000 youths through credit facilities aimed at fostering employment and skills development.
‎
‎
‎The President further outlined plans to expand the nation’s digital infrastructure by extending optic fiber networks to bridge the digital divide. He emphasized equipping Nigerian youth with digital skills to compete globally and articulated a foreign policy focused on market-driven growth, targeting a 7% GDP expansion.
‎
‎
‎He called on legislators to support policies promoting industrial development, job creation, and food security.
‎
‎
‎Introducing a comprehensive tax reform package, President Tinubu described it as vital to economic revitalization and expressed gratitude for the National Assembly’s diligent review. He emphasized the importance of protecting civil liberties, encouraging inclusive dialogue, and fostering tolerance within the political sphere.
‎
‎
‎In closing, the President announced the conferment of posthumous national honors on Chief MKO Abiola, the late Chief Gani Fawehinmi, and other democracy champions. He also conferred honors on several eminent Nigerians, including Senator Abu Ibrahim.
‎
‎
‎President Tinubu concluded by reaffirming his administration’s dedication to freedom, transparency, and accountable governance. He urged all Nigerians to unite in building a just and equitable society. He wished the nation a happy Democracy Day and expressed hope for peace and prosperity in the years ahead.
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