TINUBU’S SERIOUS CLAIM TO GREATNESS
ADEMOLA OSHODI argues that while confronting inherited weaknesses, the President is also restoring the country’s capacity to act at home and lead abroad Nigeria’s history offers several examples of exceptional
The report discusses President Bola Tinubu's leadership and his claim to greatness, drawing parallels with other exceptional Nigerian leaders from the past. It highlights Tinubu's democratic record, including his role in facilitating a peaceful transfer of power in 1999 and his commitment to democracy in subsequent elections. Tinubu's actions in supporting democracy in Osun and Rivers States, as well as his role in ECOWAS during coups in Benin and Guinea-Bissau, demonstrate his commitment to democratic principles.
The report also emphasizes Tinubu's efforts to address Nigeria's economic challenges, such as reducing petrol subsidies and improving the tax-to-GDP ratio, which are crucial for restoring the country's capacity to act at home and lead abroad.
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