President Bola Tinubu has reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to creating more opportunities for Nigerian youths through ongoing reforms in technology, agriculture, manufacturing, sports, entrepreneurship and the creative sector.
Tinubu stated this in a nationwide broadcast marking the third anniversary of his administration, where he highlighted government efforts aimed at empowering young Nigerians and preparing them for future economic opportunities.
Addressing the nation’s youth population, the president described young Nigerians as critical to the country’s growth and future development.
According to him, the government is investing significantly in digital education, technical skills acquisition, innovation, student financing and enterprise development to position youths for success in a competitive global economy.
Tinubu said the administration’s reforms were intentionally designed to open up opportunities across key sectors, including technology, agriculture, manufacturing, sports and creative industries.
He stressed that Nigerian youths possess the talent, creativity and productivity needed to drive national development and economic transformation.
The president also emphasised the need for unity, discipline and collective responsibility in achieving sustainable national progress.
He urged Nigerians to reject divisive tendencies and focus on nation-building, optimism and shared prosperity.
Tinubu maintained that national security, peace and economic growth could only be achieved in an atmosphere where every citizen feels included regardless of ethnic, religious or regional differences.
He described Nigeria’s diversity as a major strength capable of fostering national development when properly harnessed.
The president further commended workers, entrepreneurs, farmers, students, security personnel, professionals and Nigerians in the diaspora for their sacrifices and contributions to the country’s development.
He assured the international community and investors that Nigeria remains committed to democratic governance, economic reforms, stability and mutually beneficial partnerships.
Tinubu expressed optimism about the country’s economic outlook, noting that signs of recovery and renewed investor confidence were becoming visible across several sectors of the economy.
According to him, improvements are gradually emerging in agriculture, infrastructure, power, technology, manufacturing and industrial productivity.
The president called on Nigerians to remain hopeful and united despite current challenges, assuring citizens that the administration would continue working toward economic growth and national development.
He added that although the task of rebuilding the country remains enormous, he remains confident in Nigeria’s potential and the resilience of its people.