President Bola Tinubu has affirmed his administration’s unwavering commitment to addressing corruption and other challenges facing Nigeria. During a meeting with the leadership of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), Tinubu called on Christian leaders to support the ongoing fight against corruption by encouraging a change of mindset among Nigerians regarding money-related matters.
The President emphasized the need for understanding, tolerance, perseverance, and hope to rebuild the country. He urged Christian leaders to engage in dialogue and constructive criticism rather than public condemnation, emphasizing that collective efforts are essential for Nigeria’s prosperity.
Tinubu acknowledged the criticisms his government has faced, including concerns about the size of the cabinet. He defended the rationale behind the composition, stating that efficient and resourceful individuals are necessary for effective governance. He highlighted the importance of giving people challenges they can manage for sustainable growth.
In response, Archbishop Daniel Okoh, President of CAN, commended Tinubu’s leadership and urged him not to relent in providing good governance. Okoh expressed optimism in Tinubu’s ability to lead the nation through its challenges and emphasized CAN’s commitment to remaining non-partisan while actively participating in nation-building.
The President welcomed constructive feedback and urged Christian leaders to continue partnering with the government in the pursuit of a prosperous and inclusive Nigeria. The meeting concluded with a pledge to work together for the betterment of the nation.
