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Tinubu Calls for Hope and Security Amid Easter Reflections

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KEY POINTS


  • President Tinubu urges Nigerians to reflect on the values of Easter, emphasizing sacrifice, love, and hope while addressing the ongoing insecurity in the country.

  • He directed security agencies to take decisive action to restore peace and security, expressing confidence in the progress being made.

  • The President also acknowledged the economic challenges Nigerians face, promising continued efforts to stabilize the economy and improve investor confidence.


On Friday, April 18, 2025, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu addressed the nation, urging Nigerians to embrace the spirit of Easter, focusing on the values of sacrifice, love, redemption, and hope.

The President’s message, signed on Good Friday, came just days before the Easter Sunday celebrations, and it carried a call for unity and resilience as the nation grapples with ongoing challenges.

In his statement, Tinubu acknowledged the severe insecurity that has plagued parts of the country, especially in the wake of recent violent incidents.

Expressing his deep sorrow over the loss of lives, he reassured citizens of his administration’s commitment to ending the rising insecurity in Nigeria.

“The recent tragic incidents and the loss of lives in some parts of our country deeply saddened me. I understand the pain and fear these incidents have caused. Let me assure you that my administration’s resolve to restore peace and security remains unshakable. Forces of evil will never prevail over our country,” he stated.

Urgency to end insecurity

The President emphasized that he had given clear directives to the Armed Forces and all relevant security agencies to take decisive action in tackling the insecurity that has affected many communities. “I have given clear directives to the Armed Forces and all relevant security agencies to end insecurity decisively and without delay. With the unwavering courage and commitment of our gallant men and women in uniform, we are turning the tide and making steady progress in reclaiming peace and stability,” he continued.

Channelstv reports that Tinubu’s words reflect a growing urgency to address the rising threats posed by insurgent groups, criminal gangs, and kidnappers that have plagued Nigeria in recent years. He expressed confidence in the nation’s ability to overcome these challenges with the dedication of the security forces and the cooperation of the citizens.

In a broader context, the President also reflected on the economic challenges the country is facing, particularly the lingering effects of the past years’ economic instability. However, he assured Nigerians that efforts were underway to improve the economic situation.

“We understand the economic challenges many of you are facing, and we are working tirelessly to restore investor confidence, stabilize key sectors, and build an inclusive economy that serves the interests of all Nigerians,” Tinubu said, expressing hope that the country would continue to make progress in these areas.

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