Tinubu Pledges Inclusive Development, Says No Nigerian Will Be Left Behind

President Tinubu has pledged inclusive development while declaring no Nigerian will be left behind.

NewsOnline Nigeria reports that President Bola Tinubu has reaffirmed his commitment to serving all Nigerians, emphasizing that the oath he took as president guides every developmental project undertaken by his administration.

Tinubu made the statement through his official spokesman, Bayo Onanuga, in a post on X. He highlighted the nationwide scope of his government’s initiatives, assuring Nigerians that no region or citizen would be neglected.

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Onanuga quoted Tinubu as saying:

“Dear Nigerians, I took an oath to serve all Nigerians, not a section. That oath guides every bridge, road, rail, power, and health project we deliver.
From the Lagos–Calabar Highway in the South to the Sokoto–Badagry Superhighway in the North; from Port Harcourt–Maiduguri rail in the East to Abuja–Kaduna–Kano expressway in the Centre, and the Trans-Saharan highway connecting African countries, these are not local trophies. They are our national assets.
Health centres are being rehabilitated nationwide, light rail projects in Kano, Kaduna, Lagos & Ogun have been given the green light, 250,000 jobs are being created, power is returning to Kaduna through the revived 255MW power plant, bridges in Onitsha & Bonny reconnect our people, oil exploration is expanding in Bauchi & Gombe, and the AKK pipeline has crossed the Niger.
Every farmer who needs a road, every trader who needs power, every child who needs a school, every patient who needs care… this is who we are building for.
This is the equity of Renewed Hope. No Nigerian is second class, no region is left behind. Together we will rise as one nation, one people, and one destiny. Bet on Nigeria.”

The president’s message underscores his administration’s focus on equitable infrastructure development, job creation, and improved access to basic services across all regions of Nigeria.