Tinubu’s Democracy Day Speech: Nigerians Reacts…For The First Time Our President Is Communicating

Following the June 12, Democracy Day speech by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, Nigerians have reacted on social media.

President Tinubu Monday poured encomiums on Moshood Abiola, the winner of the annulled 12 June 1993 presidential election.

Tinubu praised the late Abiola for not surrendering his mandate which eventually led to his death in military detention.

He said the country’s most viable system of administration, democracy, should be valued and protected, while also advising Nigerians not to take for granted the freedom they currently enjoy because it was won after great struggle.

⁣He also assured the populace that his administration will meticulously carry out every provision of the ‘Renewed Hope’ agenda, which was part of their electoral contract.
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“A people can never truly appreciate the freedoms and rights democracy guarantees them until they lose it, we shall be faithful to the truth, faithful to equity and faithful to justice.⁣”

Nigerians, therefore, took the president’s speech to social media platforms, describing the speech as comprehensive and communicating, stressing that the speech brings life and hope to Nigerians first time in history.