TINUBU OUTLINES 10 PRIORITIES IN INDEPENDENCE DAY ADDRESS

President Bola Tinubu used his 66th Independence Day address to highlight his administration’s economic reforms and outline its priorities for the next phase of governance.

In the address delivered on Thursday, Tinubu said the government had moved beyond the initial phase of reforms and was now focused on translating them into broader prosperity for Nigerians.

Among the major points highlighted were economic growth, efforts to reduce the impact of rising living costs and measures aimed at improving household welfare.

The President also highlighted youth employment and skills development, saying young Nigerians remained central to the country’s economic future.

Social protection programmes featured in the address, alongside measures aimed at expanding access to education and improving human capital development.

Tinubu also discussed security, stressing the government’s continued efforts to strengthen national security and protect citizens.

Other areas highlighted included consumer credit, infrastructure and policies intended to expand economic opportunities.

The President said the government’s reforms were beginning to create the conditions for stronger economic growth and shared prosperity.

He acknowledged the difficulties faced by Nigerians and said the administration remained focused on ensuring that the benefits of economic reforms reached more citizens.

The address formed part of activities marking Nigeria’s 66th Independence Anniversary, with the President urging Nigerians to remain committed to the country’s development.