My Govt Is Walking The Talk– Tinubu Speaks On 365 Days In Office
President Bola Ahmed-Tinubu has lauded his administration for being in alignment with what was promised to Nigerians noting his government is walking the talk.
The President stated this on Wednesday when he praised Nigerians for 25 years of unbroken democratic rule, urging the citizenry to build a nation for generations unborn.
Recall he urged the National Assembly at the occasion where he officially flagged off the recitation of the old national anthem, “Nigeria, We Hail Thee.” not to risk the nation’s democracy, saying as Nigerians, “we must continue to collaborate, work together and build our country against the backdrop that we do not have another country we can call our own.’’
He said: “Thank you for building up to this stage, building the institution, building the country. You are first and foremost leaders that speak for our people and you have been in the forefront of this struggle.
“This institution, the hallowed chamber, represents our consciousness for freedom and sense of belonging. You rang out the latest national anthem, ‘Nigeria we hail thee,’ this is our diversity, representing all characters and how we blend together to be brothers and sisters.
“Without this House, probably, I may not have found a path to the Presidency. I started all from here and that is why I have given respect to you. So, continue to collaborate, work together and build our country, we have no other choice.
“It is our nation, no one, no aid, no other institution or personality will help us except we do it ourselves. No amount of aid that will come in from foreign countries or any other nation that will solve our problems, they take care of themselves first.
“Let us work together as we are doing to build our nation, not only for us but for generations yet unborn.
“Charting a new path for development, I have submitted the last budget to you, you expeditiously passed it, and we are walking the talk. We will soon bring the year 2024 supplementary bill, that is just for your information, but we must not risk this democracy, build this nation so that the future of our great-grand children will be sure of prosperity, development and progress.”
He, therefore, assured that his address would be on June 12, which is Democracy Day.
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