By Musa Bakare.
Nigeria stands today at a pivotal crossroads. The journey to 2027 is more than an electoral timeline; it is a test of our collective resolve to rebuild, reform, and reposition our nation for sustainable prosperity. At moments like this, nations progress not through cynicism or sabotage but through conviction, courage, and continuity of purpose. This is why the call of the hour is clear: all Renewed Hope givers and genuine advocates for a better Nigeria must unite behind President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.
President Tinubu inherited formidable challenges. He assumed office amid deep economic distortions, fragile investor confidence, security threats, and long standing structural weaknesses accumulated over decades. Rather than delaying difficult decisions, his administration chose the path of realism and reform.
The removal of fuel subsidies, unification of the foreign exchange regime, renewed focus on revenue generation, and bold fiscal adjustments were not populist gestures; they were necessary interventions aimed at resetting Nigeria’s economic foundation.
Renewed Hope is not a slogan, it is a policy direction grounded in making tough choices for long term gains. Nations that succeed are those that confront reality head on. Whether in Indonesia, India, Brazil, or Rwanda, meaningful reforms often begin with discomfort but ultimately deliver stability and growth Nigeria must be no exception.
The Tinubu administration understands that a nation addicted to consumption without production cannot thrive. Hence, it has renewed emphasis on local manufacturing, agricultural value chains, infrastructure development, and private sector-led growth.
Beyond the economy, President Tinubu’s democratic credentials and political experience are invaluable. As a pro – democracy leader who stood firm during Nigeria’s darkest military eras, he understands the cost of freedom and the importance of strong institutions.
His governance philosophy recognizes that democracy must deliver tangible dividends, jobs, security, education, and healthcare to maintain the trust of the people. This is why his administration continues to strengthen social investment programs, student support initiatives, and targeted interventions for the most vulnerable Nigerians.
Security, a major concern for citizens is being addressed with renewed coordination among security agencies, improved intelligence gathering, and strategic investments in equipment and personnel welfare. While challenges remain, progress is evident, and the resolve to reclaim every inch of Nigeria’s territory from criminal elements is unmistakable. Nation building is a process, not an event, and the very committed government of Asiwaju Tinubu is staying the course.
As 2027 approaches, Nigerians must ask a fundamental question: Do we want to return to policy somersaults and political experiments, or do we want to consolidate reforms that promise lasting stability?
Constructive criticism is healthy in any democracy, but deliberate misinformation, destructive opposition, and politics of resentment only delay national progress. Those who truly love Nigeria must rise above partisan bitterness and work with the Tinubu administration to fix what needs fixing.
Teamwork is the lifeblood of national development. President Bola Ahmed Tinubu cannot rebuild Nigeria alone. He needs patriots, professionals, youth, women, entrepreneurs, traditional leaders, civil society actors, and political stakeholders willing to contribute ideas, energy, and sacrifice to the Renewed Hope agenda. Progress demands unity of purpose, not unity of silence.
Nigeria’s future will not be shaped by those who shout loudest on social media but by those who remain committed to reform, resilience, and responsibility.
If you are a Renewed Hope giver, if you believe Nigeria can succeed, and if you desire a nation that rewards hard work and innovation, then the path is clear. Team up with President Bola Ahmed Tinubu. Support reforms. Defend truth. Build Nigeria.
The task is demanding, but the promise is worth it.
– Musa Asiru Bakare, a foundation member of APC and political analyst, writes from Lokoja, Kogi State.
