Sunday Dare Hails Nigeria's Journey of Unbroken Democracy, Commends President Tinubu’s Visionary Leadership

Sunday Dare Hails Nigeria's Journey of Unbroken Democracy, Commends President Tinubu’s Visionary Leadership

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 Former Minister of Youth and Sports Development, Honourable Sunday Dare has extolled Nigeria’s journey of unbroken democracy, emphasizing that the nation is on a path of greatness and greater development. As Nigeria celebrates 25 years of democratic governance, Dare highlighted the significance of this milestone and the leadership of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.

“Our unbroken journey of democracy signifies that we are on the path of greatness and greater development. We must continue on this trajectory, and we will have cause to celebrate,” said Dare. He acknowledged President Tinubu's deep understanding of Nigeria's issues and his pivotal role in the nation’s fight for democracy.

“President Bola Ahmed Tinubu is a man who has built strong alliances across the length and breadth of the country and beyond. He is a man for the moment, ranking top among those visionaries who stood up when the rights of the Nigerian people were trampled,” Dare added.

Honourable Dare praised President Tinubu’s efforts in laying the foundation for a stronger economy and a better nation. He expressed confidence that these efforts will yield significant benefits in the years ahead.

“Tinubu is planting the seeds for a stronger economy and a better nation. These seeds will germinate and bear fruit in the years ahead. His leadership at this time is a reason to celebrate how far we have come,” Dare stated.

As Nigeria marks 25 years of democratic governance, Dare reaffirmed that democracy has firmly taken root in the country. He urged Nigerians to continue to uphold democratic values and work collectively towards national development.

This celebration of Nigeria’s democratic journey is not just a reflection of the past achievements but also a call to action for all Nigerians to support the ongoing efforts to build a more prosperous and democratic nation, he concluded.