My Oath Is to Serve Everyone — Leader Promises Fairness and Unity

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has once again assured Nigerians that his administration is committed to serving all citizens equally, regardless of tribe, religion, or political affiliation.

Speaking shortly after returning from his official trip to Japan, the President reminded citizens that the oath of office he took was a pledge to the entire nation, not to a select group. He emphasised that every Nigerian deserves equal attention and opportunity under his leadership.

Tinubu’s comments come at a time when many Nigerians are expressing concerns over economic hardship, insecurity, and rising costs of living. His message was aimed at rebuilding trust and showing that the government’s focus is on inclusive development.

Analysts note that such assurances are important in a diverse country like Nigeria, where unity is often tested by political and ethnic divisions. Citizens, however, are hoping that the words will be matched by concrete actions in areas such as job creation, affordable healthcare, and food security.

For everyday Nigerians, the President’s statement is a reminder that leadership is a public trust, and that their voices matter in shaping the direction of the country.