Tinubu Marks Democracy Day, Commissions Vice President's Residence, and Charts New Path for Nigeria
25 Years of Unbroken Democracy Celebrated
President Bola Tinubu addressed the nation on Democracy Day, June 12, commemorating 25 years of unbroken democratic rule in Nigeria. In his speech, the president highlighted the challenges faced by the country and outlined his vision for the future.
New National Minimum Wage and Labor Relations
President Tinubu reiterated his commitment to improving the lives of Nigerian workers. He assured organized labor that an executive bill on a new national minimum wage would be presented to the National Assembly for consideration. This move aims to address the rising cost of living and ensure fair compensation for workers.
Lavish Residence for Vice President Sparks Criticism
Controversy has erupted following the commissioning of the official residence of the Vice-President, reportedly built at a cost of N21 billion. Critics have questioned the expenditure, considering the country's economic challenges and the need for essential public services.
Tinubu Declared President in Closely Contested Election
After a fiercely competitive presidential election, Bola Tinubu emerged victorious. His victory marks a significant milestone in Nigerian politics, as he is the first Yoruba candidate to win the presidency since the country's return to democratic rule in 1999.
Swearing-In Ceremony and Presidential Agenda
At the age of 71, Bola Tinubu was sworn in as Nigeria's President. He has promised to address key issues such as economic growth, security, and poverty reduction. Tinubu's agenda for the country includes infrastructure development, job creation, and social welfare programs.
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