No Nigerian is second-class, Tinubu pledges inclusive development
President Bola Tinubu has reaffirmed that the policies and projects under his administration are designed to serve all Nigerians, regardless of region, ethnicity, or background.
He emphasised that his government is committed to inclusive development, not sectional interests.
In a statement released on Monday by his Spokesperson, Bayo Onanuga, the President reminded citizens that the oath he took upon assuming office obligates him to uphold fairness, equity, and national service.
He noted that this commitment is reflected in every infrastructure project his administration undertakes
“The oath I took guides every bridge, road, rail, power, and health project we deliver,” the President said, listing key infrastructure works across the country.
From the Lagos–Calabar Highway in the South to the Sokoto–Badagry Superhighway in the North, and from the Port Harcourt–Maiduguri rail in the East to the Abuja–Kaduna–Kano expressway in the Centre, Tinubu stressed that these are “national assets, not local trophies.”
He also pointed to ongoing rehabilitation of health centres nationwide, approval for light rail projects in Kano, Kaduna, Lagos, and Ogun, and the creation of 250,000 jobs under his administration.
On energy, Tinubu said power is returning to Kaduna through the revived 255MW power plant, while the AKK pipeline has crossed the River Niger. In the South-South, he noted that bridges in Onitsha and Bonny are reconnecting communities, while oil exploration has expanded in Bauchi and Gombe.
“This is the equity of Renewed Hope. No Nigerian is second-class, no region is left behind. Together we will rise as one nation, one people, and one destiny. Bet on Nigeria,” he said.
