I Didn’t Come To Look For Money, I Came To Work

”It is in this light and in the national interest that we wish to pledge our support as you work to restore national security, build an economy that works for all and strengthen the bond of unity amongst our disparate peoples, ”he said.

”We are convinced that you will dig in deeper again to eradicate these problems and restore Nigerians pride of place among the comity of nations,”the former senate president said.

I asked for the votes, and Nigerians gave them to me.” The President acknowledged the support and encouragement from the Forum members, irrespective of party affiliations, and implored them to continue fostering unity and camaraderie to achieve national development goals.

”We have come a long way, and I promise we must do our best,”he said.

”Though not of your creation, it has fallen onto you to end the pervasive insecurity across the nation, the economic downturn that has resulted in hunger and anger, infrastructural decay due to years of neglect and myriads of other national challenges.

Addressing them, Tinubu said:”I didn’t come to look for money and exploit the situation; I came to work.

He urged the former presiding officers to continue sharing their wealth of experience in nation-building and governance, noting that they were uniquely positioned to provide “clear interpretations of where we are” to Nigerians.

What did we do when we had very high crude production?” “We neglected our communities; we neglected the goose that lays the golden eggs; we forgot even to give them a good standard of living.

President Tinubuemphasized that despite the challenges, his administration remains committed to delivering tangible results and making a positive difference in the nation’s infrastructure, food and energy security, education and long-term economic stability..

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