Inadequate Leadership In Nigeria Forced Me To Stop Running For President - President Tinubu Inadequate Leadership In Nigeria Forced Me To ...
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Inadequate Leadership In Nigeria Forced Me To Stop Running For President - President Tinubu Inadequate Leadership In Nigeria Forced Me To Stop Running For President - President Tinubu
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, who is currently representing Nigeria at the G-20 meeting in India, held a meeting with Nigerians on Thursday evening.
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, who is currently representing Nigeria at the G-20 meeting in India, held a meeting with Nigerians on Thursday evening.
During this meeting, President Tinubu stated that it was the lack of effective leadership and management in government departments that made him run for the presidency.
Speaking at the meeting, President Tinubu emphasized the important role of the different cultures and tribes of Nigeria in advancing the country's development.
He stressed that the wealth of the country can be a powerful source for the growth of the country's economy, creativity, and social development, which will ultimately benefit every citizen.
"We are here to introduce you to a new future. A prosperous, prosperous, populous country, full of diversity, diverse and interesting lifestyles from different tribes and cultures." good people, This is what will make our progress possible, if we can use our diversity to get prosperity," said President Tinubu.
Elaborating on his reasons for running for the presidency, Tinubu stated that despite the abundant human and national resources, the nation is facing obstacles as a result of the failure of leadership and administration of government.
He affirmed that, "We are not poor in terms of education, we are not poor in terms of humanity, we are only poor in governance and leadership, that is why I ran for the presidency, to help us fix the spirit of our country in the right direction."
Reflecting on his life's struggles, President Tinubu encouraged Nigerian students studying in India to seek success through dedication, honesty, courage, and change of mind.
He told the story of how he started in his life, from his position as a security guard, to becoming a chief accountant, chief auditor, treasurer, and then a political leader, stressing that good education played an important role. in his journey and his whole life.
"You can do the same; don't be desperate in any way. Nigeria is ready to accept everyone, no matter what part of Nigeria you are from," said the president assuring the students.
During the meeting, the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Ambassador Yusuf Tuggar, elaborated on President Tinubu's policies on foreign policy, including improving the activities of Nigerians living abroad.
He promised to eliminate the delay in passports and urged Nigerian students abroad to protect the honor of their country by coming out with a good attitude and good behavior.
Business magnate Mr. Tony Elumelu also addressed the media, where he expressed his confidence in Nigeria as a suitable country for investors. He explained the achievements of Nigeria all over the world and stressed that investing in Nigeria now will bring the investors a lot of profits that are incomparable.
Finally, President Tinubu's speech during the G-20 meeting in India is consistent with the calls for change in leadership and the use of Nigeria's various resources for national development. While the people of the country are facing various challenges, his words are a reminder of the strength that will be obtained when the leadership is in line with the wealth of the country.