President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has called on Nigerians to remain united, resilient, and committed to the nation’s progress as the country continues to confront security and economic challenges.
The President made the appeal in his 2026 Easter message released on Friday by the State House.
Tinubu congratulated Christians in Nigeria and around the world, noting that the Easter season—symbolizing sacrifice, redemption, and the triumph of light over darkness—resonates strongly with the nation’s present realities.
He acknowledged that despite ongoing reforms and military efforts, insecurity persists in parts of the country. The President said the government is investing heavily in new security measures and strengthening international partnerships to “deal decisive blows to the agents of terror and banditry.”
Tinubu recalled his recent visit to Jos, where he commiserated with residents of Plateau State following renewed attacks. He assured them of “better days to come,” adding that security chiefs have pledged significant progress as new strategies roll out.
“To other parts of the country also enduring one form of insecurity or the other, rest assured that concerted efforts are already yielding breakthroughs,” he said.
Addressing the economic strain many Nigerians face, Tinubu appealed for patience, stressing that the ongoing reforms were “carefully put together” to deliver long-term gains despite their current hardship.
“True transformation cannot be achieved without sacrifice,” he said, insisting that key economic indicators show that “a new dawn is on the horizon.”
With Nigeria moving gradually toward another electoral cycle, the President urged political actors to uphold the Electoral Act and promote peace and maturity in their engagements. He emphasized that democracy thrives where “responsibility, restraint, and informed participation prevail.”
Tinubu thanked Nigerians for their support and trust in his administration, pledging to continue working toward a “democratically stronger, more prosperous, and safer nation.”
“I enjoin you to keep the faith and never cease to contribute to the progress and greater future we seek,” he added.
The President concluded by wishing all Nigerians a Happy Easter.
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