Tinubu: Reforms Will Deliver Better Future, Pledges Not to Betray Trust

President Bola Tinubu declared he would not betray the trust of Nigerians, asserting that the economic reforms initiated by his administration, though difficult, are essential for building a stronger and more prosperous future. He encouraged his supporters to intensify grassroots mobilization, carrying the message of the 'Renewed Hope' agenda to every corner of the country, emphasizing that sustained citizen engagement is the bedrock of democratic governance.

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I am determined never to betray the trust by Nigerians and the vision of ensuring a better Nigeria.

Speaking at the inauguration of the PBAT Door-to-Door Movement, a platform designed to promote the administration's policies, Tinubu, represented by Senate President Godswill Akpabio, reassured political leaders, traditional rulers, civil society groups, and supporters that his administration remains committed to its promises despite current economic hardships. He described the grassroots initiative as a vital democratic exercise, noting that electoral victories stem from direct interaction between leaders and citizens.

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Every great nation is driven by one citizen at a time, and one door at a time. Before victories at the ballot boxes, there are confrontations at every door.

Tinubu defended the sweeping economic reforms implemented since he took office, arguing that genuine national progress often necessitates difficult decisions and temporary sacrifices. He clarified that the reforms aim not to inflict hardship but to rectify long-standing structural economic issues and establish a solid foundation for future generations. The president expressed confidence that these reforms, undertaken with courage, would ultimately lead to lasting progress and national greatness.

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The purpose of reforms is not to make life difficult for citizens but to lay the foundation that future generations can build on. Lasting progress is rarely achieved without enduring sacrifice.