What Tinubu Told Lawmakers About Democracy, Economy, Others (FULL TEXT)

What Tinubu told lawmakers about democracy, economy, others (FULL TEXT)

"We are already seeing results. GDP grew by 3.4 per cent in 2024, withQ4 hitting 4.6 per cent, the highest quarter of growth in over a decade."

LCCI Sees ‘Hope’ in Tinubu’s Democracy Day Speech - Tech

The Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) has described President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s Democracy Day’s speech as a reflection of an ambitious and optimistic vision for Nigeria’s future. The Chamber has also urged the President to sustain the implementation of its economic reform agenda. According to LCCI, Tinubu’s focus on economic growth, improving security, and increasing funding for education, healthcare and infrastructure promised imp…

Tinubu behind our success in works sector - Umahi - THE AUTHORITY NEWS

By Daniel Tyokua The Minister of Works, David Umahi has said president Bola Tinubu’s style of leadership is responsible for the achievements so far recorded by the ministry in road infrastructure across the country. Umahi said the president’s support for the ministry had helped in expansion of the nation’s road network by connecting the major economic corridors through the four Renewed Hope legacy projects, distributed equally across the six geo…

“Our Nation Is Not Perfect, But It Is Strong,” Tinubu Says in Democracy Day Speech - Blackbox Nigeria

Habeeb Ibrahim President Bola Ahmed Tinubu delivered a powerful Democracy Day speech before a joint session of the National Assembly on Thursday, declaring that while Nigeria’s democracy remains a work in progress, it is alive, resilient, and worth fighting for. In his speech, Tinubu acknowledged the imperfections of the nation but called on Nigerians to hold fast to the dream of a prosperous country built on democratic ideals. “Our nation is no…

Tinubu Vows to Defend Free Speech on Democracy Day, Embraces Criticism as Democratic Virtue

In a stirring Democracy Day address on June 12, 2025, at the National Assembly in Abuja, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu pledged to staunchly defend free speech, declaring, “Call me names, criticize me; it’s the oxygen of democracy.” The commitment, made during a joint session marking 26 years of uninterrupted democratic rule, responded to growing concerns about press freedom and dissent suppression amid economic protests. Tinubu’s remarks, delivere…

June 12: 25 important takeaways from Tinubu’s powerful Democracy Day speech

Tinubu's Democracy Day speech reaffirmed his commitment to democracy, national unity, and economic growth, highlighting key reforms, security efforts, among others.