By Samuel Okenyi
When President Bola Ahmed Tinubu took the reins of power, Nigeria was on life support. Years of reckless mismanagement, corruption, and empty slogans had reduced Africa’s giant to a shadow of itself. The economy was battered, institutions were crumbling, and Nigerians were suffocating under the weight of hardship created by past administrations that preferred propaganda to performance.
But Tinubu did not come to complain. He came to lead. He came to fix. He came to rebuild what others had destroyed.
From the moment he stepped in, President Tinubu refused to play politics with the truth. He acknowledged the rot, rolled up his sleeves, and began the hard but necessary work of stabilising a wrecked economy. Where others shied away from tough decisions, Tinubu embraced them boldly because he knows leadership is not about applause today, but prosperity tomorrow.
The results are becoming clearer: policies that are opening doors for investment, reforms that are putting Nigeria back on the global economic map, and a leadership that is rekindling hope where despair once lived. For the first time in years, Nigerians can see a leader driving the nation not backwards into debt and dependency, but forward into wealth, self-reliance, and abundance.
Those who ran Nigeria aground must now watch as Tinubu steers the country away from oblivion and onto the path of greatness. History will remember this moment: the moment a man chose courage over cowardice, action over excuses, and nation-building over self-serving politics.
Tinubu is not just governing—he is rescuing. He is revitalising. He is driving Nigeria into a future of prosperity, stability, and pride.
This is not propaganda. This is reality. And Nigeria will never go back to the years of waste and failure.
