As the administration of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu clocks two years in office, Hon. Taiwo Oluga, a member of the National Assembly Service Commission and former federal lawmaker, has lauded the President’s performance, describing his leadership as courageous, focused, and inclusive despite prevailing national and global challenges.
Speaking in Abuja Thursday, Hon. Oluga praised the Tinubu administration for taking decisive steps to stabilize the economy, reform critical sectors, and lay a sustainable foundation for national development.
She noted that while the country still grapples with economic difficulties, President Tinubu has shown the political will to address long-standing structural problems through bold reforms.
President Tinubu came into office at a time of deep economic uncertainty, but he did not sit back or play to the gallery. He has confronted Nigeria’s challenges head-on — from removing the fuel subsidy to unifying the exchange rate and tackling systemic inefficiencies. These are courageous steps that will yield long-term gains,” she said.
Hon. Oluga particularly commended the administration’s commitment to inclusive governance, citing the strategic appointments of women and young people into key positions across the federal cabinet and public institutions.
As a woman in public service, I am deeply encouraged by the representation given to women and young Nigerians in this administration. We have seen competent, energetic, and visionary women holding critical portfolios. The inclusion of youth voices in governance is also a bold signal that the President is preparing the next generation for leadership,” she added.
She described the appointments of young ministers, special advisers, and heads of federal agencies alongside several accomplished women in strategic roles as evidence of the President’s belief in diversity, equity, and capacity.
By giving space to women and youth, the President is not just ticking boxes, he is unleashing untapped potential for national growth,” she noted.
Hon. Oluga acknowledged the hardship many Nigerians are currently facing, but emphasized that the path to genuine reform often comes with sacrifice. She appealed for continued patience, cooperation, and vigilance, assuring citizens that the positive results of the administration’s policies would begin to materialize more visibly in the coming months.
She also praised the National Assembly for its constructive collaboration with the Executive and urged political leaders at all levels to prioritize national interest above partisan considerations.
The Renewed Hope Agenda is not just a slogan — it is a vision that is already being translated into action. With sustained commitment and accountability, the coming years will be more rewarding for all Nigerians,” she concluded.
