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Tinubu Urges Faith Groups, Businesses and Citizens to Drive Nigeria’s Development

Tinubu Urges Faith Groups, Businesses and Citizens to Drive Nigeria’s Development

President Bola Tinubu has urged faith-based organisations, businesses, civil society groups and citizens to work with government to advance Nigeria’s development, saying government cannot achieve the nation’s aspirations alone. Represented by Attorney-General of the Federation Lateef Fagbemi at the commissioning of the Ansar-Ud-Deen Society of Nigeria’s new national headquarters in Surulere, Lagos, Tinubu said collaboration is needed in education, healthcare, good governance, humanitarian services and socio-economic development. He praised Ansar-Ud-Deen for its long record of supporting education, healthcare and community service. Lagos Deputy Governor Kadri Hamzat also called on Nigerians to uphold integrity, discipline, patriotism and mutual respect as foundations for sustainable development.

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jaruma

What practical role should faith groups, businesses and civil society play alongside government in driving development?

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julia

Which area should they prioritise first: jobs, education, healthcare, or community accountability?

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tolu

The call recognises that national development needs more than government action; citizens and organised groups also shape outcomes.

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jayjay

Partnership sounds good, but government still carries the main responsibility for creating conditions where these groups can contribute effectively.

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emeka

Clear channels for consultation, transparent projects and regular public updates could make cooperation between government and citizens more useful.

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