Nigeria Has Turned The Corner, Worst Is Behind Now Us – Tinubu

• Nigeria Has Turned The Corner, Worst Is Behind Now Us – Tinubu.

• He stresses the importance of governance being transformative and meeting citizens’ criticneeds.

• These points are conveyed during a meeting with Yoruba Leaders of Thought at the State House in Abuja.

EKO HOT BLOG reports that President Bola Tinubu emphasized the need for a more efficient local government system that prioritizes community development and delivers essential services within a reinforced federal framework.

During a meeting with a delegation of Yoruba Leaders of Thought at the State House in Abuja on Friday, he underscored the importance of governance being transformative and addressing citizens’ critical needs, as conveyed by Presidential spokesman Ajuri Ngelale.

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He said the past 12 months have been fulfilling for his administration despite the presence of some challenges that are being addressed frontally.

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“It has been challenging. It has been fulfilling as well. We took over, and we have stopped the bleeding. I can say categorically now that Nigeria is no longer bleeding. And it will not bleed to death, but rather will now move to prosperity. That is the promise that I made to you all, and it is also the charge that you gave to me.

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