Tinubu reaffirms commitment to tackle insecurity

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President Tinubu

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President Bola Tinubu has reassured Nigerians of his administration’s commitment to tackling insecurity and stabilising the economy in his Friday Easter message.

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Tinubu rejoiced with Nigerians at home and abroad, noting that Easter ssymbolises sacrifice, resilience, and the triumph of light over darkness.

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“I rejoice with Nigerians as we celebrate Easter, which reminds us of the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus Christ and the redemptive power of salvation.,”

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He said the season rresonated with Nigeria’s current realities, as the nation nnavigated economic strain and persistent security challenges.

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“This season speaks to our present situation as we confront economic strain and security challenges with determination and resolve.”

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Tinubu commended the armed forces for their sacrifices, noting their efforts in confronting threats to national security across the country.

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“Our gallant men and women continue to make sacrifices, leaving their families to defend the nation against evil actors.”

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He acknowledged that in spite of ongoing efforts, security challenges persisted, but assured Nigerians of intensified actions to address them.

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“Challenges remain, but we are making resources available and forging partnerships to deal decisive blows to terrorists and bandits.”

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The president said that his administration was strengthening international cooperation to enhance Nigeria’s capacity to combat insecurity.

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“We have sought and are receiving assistance from outside our shores to improve our security operations.”

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Tinubu recalled his visit to Plateau on Thursday, where he commiserated with victims and reassured them of the government’s commitment to restoring peace.

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He said security chiefs had given strong assurances of progress, expressing optimism that ongoing efforts were already yielding results.

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“Our security leaders have given strong assurances, and we are beginning to see breakthroughs in our efforts.”

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Tinubu urged citizens to support lawful efforts and promote unity, stressing that peace and collective responsibility were vital for national progress.

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“No nation can thrive where fear prevails, and no progress can be sustained without peace.”

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He called on Nigerians to reject forces that threatened national stability and to act as one another’s keeper.

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The president said ongoing economic reforms, though challenging, were necessary to achieve long-term prosperity for the country.

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“These reforms are demanding but carefully designed to deliver shared prosperity for all Nigerians.”

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Tinubu stressed that meaningful transformation required sacrifice, noting that enduring progress was often achieved in difficult times.

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He also urged political actors to adhere to the Electoral Act as the country gradually approaches another electoral cycle.

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“The Electoral Act must guide our conduct as political actors, ensuring peace, stability, and credible democratic processes.”

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Tinubu emphasised the importance of responsible participation in democracy, noting that progress depended on informed and disciplined civic engagement.

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“Democracy flourishes where responsibility, restraint, and informed participation prevail.”

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He expressed optimism about the economy, saying that available indicators suggested that the country was on the right path in spite of the prevailing challenges.

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The president thanked Nigerians for their support and trust, pledging to continue working toward a safer, stronger, and more prosperous nation.

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Tinubu urged Nigerians to remain steadfast and contribute to national development in their various capacities.

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“I enjoin you to keep the faith and contribute to the progress of our nation,” Tinubu said.

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He wished Christians a joyful Easter celebration and prayed for peace, unity, and prosperity across the country.

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