President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has declared that Nigeria’s economy is recovering from a period of uncertainty. Speaking at the Presidential Villa during an interfaith breaking of fast with state governors, he said the country is “out of the woods” and moving toward stability.
Tinubu assured Nigerians that his administration’s promises would not be delayed. He stressed the need to support unemployed youths, empower women, and bring development closer to grassroots communities without bias based on religion or tribe.
The President also revealed plans to establish state police to tackle insecurity across the country. According to him, security is the backbone of economic growth, as farms, businesses, and families cannot thrive without peace.
He called for unity and bold reforms, saying collaboration between federal and state governments is key to delivering hope. Tinubu expressed confidence that with joint efforts, better days lie ahead for Nigeria.
