At Inauguration Dinner, Tinubu Vows to Fulfill Promises to Nigerians leadershipNGA: Nigeria
Speaking at the Inauguration Dinner/Gala Night organised by the Presidential Transition Council at the State House Conference Centre in Abuja on Sunday night, Tinubu emphasised that his administration would not resort to excuses for any potential failures.
He praised the resilience, determination, courage, and unity in diversity exhibited by Nigerians, affirming that his administration would build upon the strengths. "Here is a country that has faced numerous challenges but has never crumbled. Despite our differences in tongues and tribes, we remain united.
In his farewell address, outgoing President Muhammadu Buhari expressed gratitude to the distinguished guests who honoured Nigeria with their presence, underscoring the successful electoral process that restored power to the Nigerian electorate.
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