By Musa Bakare
As President Bola Ahmed continue to make giant strides in his first term in office, a growing number of Nigerians are recognizing the vision, leadership, and bold decisions that have shaped his administration.
Though the journey has been marked by significant economic and social challenges, it has also been a period of foundational reform one that will earn him a renewed mandate in 2027.
A major hallmark of Tinubu’s presidency is his pursuit of macroeconomic stability. His administration’s removal of fuel subsidies and unification of the exchange rate were courageous steps, aimed at repositioning the Nigerian economy for long term growth. While these reforms may appear initially unpopular, they signaled a readiness to break away from the unsustainable policies of the past.
In the area of infrastructure, the Tinubu administration has committed itself to strategic investments in transport, energy, and digital connectivity. These efforts, backed by a strong focus on public private partnerships, are beginning to address critical gaps and modernize national infrastructure.
President Tinubu has also made progress in governance reform. From streamlining public service to enhancing transparency and efficiency in tax administration and anti corruption agencies, his government has demonstrated a commitment to institutional strengthening and public sector accountability.
On national security, the president has overhauled Nigeria’s security architecture, enhancing coordination among agencies and embracing community-based conflict resolution strategies. Though challenges remain, improvements are visible in several regions.
Most significantly, President Tinubu has built an inclusive government that reflects regional balance and merit. His political experience and understanding of Nigeria’s complex landscape have enabled him to unify diverse interests and maintain stability.
Through his regular engagement with the public and transparent leadership style, Tinubu has earned a degree of trust uncommon in recent administrations. Nigerians see in him a leader who is both responsive and ready to make sacrifices for the greater good.
As 2027 approaches, Nigerians will measure rhetoric against results. The evidence of a renewed agenda, reform driven and forward looking government will weigh heavily in that decision.
In Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, Nigerians see not just a seasoned politician but a statesman committed to national transformation. That is why the renewal of his mandate in 2027 is not in doubt but inevitable.
– Musa Asiru Bakare is a member of the Tinubu Support Group (TSG). He writes from Lokoja, the Kogi State capital.
