Asiwaju is here! let's try it!
Times are tough.
It is therefore no surprise that President Bola Ahmed Tinubu avoided celebrating his 72nd birthday in any way.
He has a wonderful dream. And there is a saying that those who want to make their dreams come true never sleep. It's a saying that Asiwaju has lived by all this time and he lives even more now! That's literally the man who never sleeps.
The least we can do as Nigerians is to join hands with him, always being conscious of our duties and responsibilities as citizens. It's a suitable birthday gift that you can give him every day.
To overcome the challenges currently facing the country, Nigerians must live out their long-held values of hard work, resilience in battle, love for one another, and unity of purpose as a people. It won't.
Nigeria needs the best energies of all talented, patriotic, young and old Nigerians, across all divisions, to realize the dreams we all have. No one wants to take advantage of all this more than President Tinubu.
As we become conscious of the fact that we as a nation are enriched by our diversity, endowed with resources, and united in the pursuit of our goal of becoming the star of Africa's path, we realize that with President Bola, the new beginnings of Nigeria's greatness The journey to the future begins. Mr. Ahmed Tinubu in charge will likely quicken the pace. His flag of “new hope” is comforting not only in its symbolism but also in the substantive actions he is taking to give Nigerians hope for a better tomorrow.
By forsaking short-term convenience and taking the tough path necessary to lifelong prosperity, Nigerians can honor our president and ourselves by saying only one thing: Times are tough, but we get it. !”is. How can we help?
Thanks to President Tinubu, who inherently believes in and is truly committed to the prosperity of all, flying may be a little tough now, but landing will be smoother in time. And that journey will be well worth the disruption we may be currently facing.
I once wrote that economic laws have never been truer than they are now. The needs of Nigerians are limitless, but the means to meet those needs are very limited, much more limited than envisaged when the Nigerian president took over a few months ago. Sacrifice, then, is not something we can afford to weigh, but a choice already made by history and our quest for a good place in it.
Our country is very fortunate to have President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, a man who epitomizes courage and embodies compassion. He is a man of ideas and action, and no one wants the best for all Nigerians more than he does, and no one is more willing to burn the midnight oil for solutions than he is.
Undoubtedly, these are very difficult times for Nigeria. But this is also a time that demands the best and boldest action from all of us, because we have a country to build and a dream to realize.
President Tinubu calls on all of us Nigerians to step out of our grip on Nigeria's challenges, but with the dedication of each and a high sense of responsibility on the part of all, we believe that no one will ever fail. and put his hand to the plow. Give your all to new hope, take the tough but right action, and fail.
All Nigerians must carry out the hopes of all people in the words we speak, in our actions, and in the faces we show to the world, to the extent that we can positively impact our spheres of influence. We should strive to renew ourselves.
There are many things in Nigeria that require financial resources. But beyond that, to renew our hope and build a prosperous country for all Nigerians, the President must have the right currency: courage, the will to act, and do what is best for the greatest number. I found his characteristic compassion in doing everything he could.
At the age of 72, President Bola Ahmed Akanbi Tinubu’s determination to build a rainbow nation where all find refuge and where all thrive is clear.
Let every Nigerian seek his part in the task at hand.
And just do it!
Debo Adesina is a former Nigerian Ambassador to the Republic of Togo.
Source: guardian.ng