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Amid Rising Insecurity, Tinubu Pledges Safer, More Secure Nigeria In Easter Message

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President Bola Ahmed Tinubu on Friday assured Nigerians of a safer and more secure nation, reaffirming his administration’s resolve to tackle terrorism, banditry, and other security threats.

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In his Easter message to Nigerians at home and abroad, the President acknowledged that, despite the sacrifices of the Armed Forces and other security agencies, security challenges have persisted.

According to him, the government is providing the necessary resources and strengthening foreign partnerships to enable security agencies to deal decisive blows to terrorists, bandits, and other criminal elements.

“Despite the good efforts of the administration and the gallant efforts of our men and women of the Armed Forces who leave behind their families to confront the evil actors in our land, challenges to our security have remained. However, my administration continues to make resources available and forge foreign partnerships to enable us to deal decisive blows to the agents of terror and banditry,” he said.

Tinubu noted that following his condolence visit to Jos, Plateau State, security chiefs had given strong assurances of progress, while international support was also being mobilised.

“On Thursday, I was in Jos to commiserate with people of Plateau State, share in their grief, and offer reassurances of better days to come. The leaders of the nation’s security institutions have given strong assurances of progress. We have also sought and are receiving assistance from outside our shores,” he added.

He assured residents of other parts of the country facing insecurity that government actions are beginning to yield results, urging citizens to support lawful efforts, remain united, and reject forces threatening national peace.

“I am reassured that the citizens appreciate our efforts. I will continue to remind us of the imperative of unity and oneness. No nation can thrive where fear prevails, and no progress can be sustained without peace,” he said.

The President described Easter as a symbol of sacrifice, resilience, and hope, noting that its message resonates with Nigeria’s current realities.

“Easter gives us the encouragement and confidence that, even as present conditions still put pressure on many of our people, economic indicators show we are making the right choices. A new dawn is on the horizon,” he said.

He urged Nigerians to remain hopeful and steadfast, adding that ongoing reforms, though difficult in the short term, are designed to deliver long-term national renewal and shared prosperity.

Ahead of the 2027 general elections, Tinubu called for political responsibility, restraint, and civic maturity.

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“As the nation gradually approaches another electoral cycle, this season also serves as a call to civic duty and maturity. The Electoral Act must guide the conduct of our political parties and political actors. Let our choices be guided by a shared commitment to peace, continuity, stability, and the long-term good of our country. Democracy flourishes where responsibility, restraint, and informed participation prevail,” he said.

He expressed optimism about Nigeria’s recovery, citing improving economic indicators and urging citizens to sustain their support for the administration.

“Fellow Nigerians, you have been very supportive of my administration because you trust our ability to make our nation better. I will continue to serve to retain your trust. I enjoin you to keep the faith and never cease to contribute to the progress and greater future we seek,” he said.

Also, the First Lady, Oluremi Tinubu, urged Nigerians to remember the needy and extend support to them.

In her Easter message titled “The Blessed Hope in Christ’s Resurrection,” she said:

“Easter is a reminder of the enduring power of love and the selfless sacrifice of Jesus Christ and the hope His resurrection brings to all humanity.

“As we celebrate Easter with our loved ones, friends, neighbours and communities, let us remember those in need and extend compassion and support wherever we can.

“May the spirit of Easter inspire us to uplift the vulnerable, love one another, make sacrifices when necessary and work together to build a peaceful and prosperous nation for all. Happy Easter!”

 

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