President Bola Tinubu has said his administration in the last one year has performed optimally, stressing that his government is walking the talk.
Tinubu, who said this on Wednesday, also praised Nigerians for 25 years of unbroken democratic rule, urging the citizenry to build a nation for generations unborn.
He, however, warned against risking 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.’’
The President said this at a joint sitting of the National Assembly, where he officially flagged off the recitation of the old national anthem, “Nigeria, We Hail Thee.”
DAILY POST recalls that he had earlier signed into law the bill dropping the current national anthem, “Arise O Compatriots’’ for ‘’Nigeria, We Hail Thee,’’ that was passed on Tuesday by the Senate and last week by the House of Representatives.
He, therefore, assured that his address would be on June 12, which is Democracy Day.
One year in office: We’re walking the talk – Tinubu
