President Bola Tinubu has assured Nigerians that his administration is fully committed to ending the wave of terrorism and banditry plaguing Northern Nigeria, promising that no region will be left to suffer in silence under his leadership.
Speaking through the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Tajudeen Abbas, at the 25th anniversary of the Arewa Consultative Forum (ACF) in Kaduna, Tinubu acknowledged the severe security challenges he inherited but emphasized that restoring peace remains a top priority.
“I won’t allow Northern Nigeria to continue to bleed. I will tame the insecurity menace,” the President declared, reaffirming his resolve to confront the crisis head-on.
Beyond security, Tinubu also addressed the economic struggles facing the North. He expressed optimism about the region’s future, pointing to the upcoming oil production from the Kolmani fields and other emerging energy projects as key drivers of economic transformation.
He emphasized that his government is focused on reversing the long-standing economic decline in the region, ensuring that development reaches every corner of the country.
The President’s remarks served as both a reassurance and a rallying call, signaling that his administration is determined to deliver security and prosperity across Nigeria, with Northern communities firmly in focus.
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