President Bola Tinubu has declared that no amount of pressure or intimidation will distract him from pursuing his vision for Nigeria.
The President made this known while addressing the 36 state coordinators of the Renewed Hope Ambassadors during a meeting at the Presidential Villa in Abuja.
Tinubu urged the coordinators to uphold integrity and work together in the collective effort to rebuild the country, stressing that unity and commitment remain key to achieving meaningful progress.
Tinubu also highlighted the need to inspire hope among Nigerians, particularly among leaders and supporters tasked with driving his administration’s agenda, noting that their role is crucial in strengthening public confidence and delivering on the promises of his government.
“You must give them that hope, but try as much as possible, men and women of integrity that are here in this room, to build a Nigeria,” he said.
Dismissing any notion of fear or retreat, the President stated, “Me? They want to scare me off? It’s a lie. I am Jagaban. I have been through this path before, and if I have to come back over and over again, I will do the same thing.”
He further stressed that Nigeria remains the best place for its citizens, urging collective responsibility in shaping the nation’s future.
“There’s no better place than your own country, and no one can build it except you,” he added.