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Tinubu: We’ll spare no effort to eliminate criminals

President Bola Tinubu has reaffirmed his administration’s determination to eradicate terrorism and criminality across Nigeria, vowing that no effort will be spared in restoring peace and security.

Tinubu said his government remains resolute in addressing Nigeria’s security challenges while consolidating on the gains of ongoing reforms to deliver a safer and more prosperous nation.

“We face challenges head-on and remain steadfast in our commitment to engage partners and champion Nigeria’s interests on the diplomatic front. We are confidently asserting our presence on the global stage, guided by unwavering calm, clarity, and a strong sense of purpose,” the president said in a statement shared on his X account on Friday, November 7, 2025.

He assured Nigerians that his administration’s economic and institutional reforms would continue to yield long-term benefits, promising to sustain momentum in the drive toward inclusive growth.

Tinubu added: “The task ahead is immense, yet our resolve is even greater. We will continue to sustain and build on our reform gains and deliver a prosperous and inclusive Nigeria.

“We will spare no effort and leave no stone unturned in our mission to eliminate criminals from our society. We urge our allies to stand firmly with us as we amplify our fight against terrorism. We have made significant progress in the past two years and we will decisively eliminate this threat.

“With courage and the rule of law, we will triumph.”

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Acknowledging the persistent threat of terrorism in Nigeria, Tinubu vowed that his administration would not relent in its efforts to defeat insurgency and restore lasting peace across the country.

Tinubu also called on international allies to continue their cooperation with Nigeria in the global fight against terrorism, adding that the country has recorded significant progress in recent years.

“We are indeed faced with terrorism – a challenge Nigeria has faced for almost two decades, and we will not back down. We will decisively defeat terrorism and claim victory in this battle. Security is non-negotiable, and we will never compromise on this principle. With unwavering courage and a steadfast commitment to the rule of law, we will prevail,” he said.

Reaffirming Nigeria’s role as a dependable partner in global affairs, Tinubu pledged continued collaboration with international allies to advance peace, security, and economic development.

The president also commended the courage and dedication of Nigeria’s armed forces and intelligence community, describing their sacrifice as the backbone of the nation’s resilience.

“To the brave men and women of our armed forces and intelligence community united by purpose, regardless of tribe or religion, who serve fearlessly, fight side-by-side and sometimes pay the ultimate price, we express our deepest gratitude. Your commitment is our strength in the fight against terror,” Tinubu said.

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