President Bola Tinubu has reaffirmed African leaders’ commitment to eradicating poverty and building resilient economies across the continent.
Speaking at the swearing-in ceremony of Ghana’s President John Mahama in Accra, Tinubu emphasized that African nations will achieve success at their own pace, without needing validation from external parties .
Tinubu expressed his pride in African democracy, celebrating Ghana’s transition from one democratic government to another. He acknowledged this moment as a significant milestone in Ghana’s democratic journey, demonstrating the nation’s capability for democratic governance.
As a show of solidarity, Tinubu declared his support for Ghana and its people, not just as the President of Nigeria, but also as an African leader. He commended President Mahama, describing him as a patriotic leader who loves his nation and people deeply.
Tinubu also expressed confidence in Mahama’s administration, stating that it will bring about positive change and progress. He emphasized the importance of sub-regional integration and progress, highlighting the need to tackle pressing concerns such as poverty, youth unemployment, and instability.
