President Muhammadu Buhari asserted that his administration has established a strong foundation for a prosperous Nigeria during his speech at the induction of governors-elect in Abuja.

Represented by his chief of staff, Ibrahim Gambari, the president highlighted the government’s efforts in addressing various challenges, including infrastructure development, agriculture, and enhancing the armed forces.

Despite the fiscal constraints faced, Buhari emphasized the commitment to fulfilling promises and targeting key areas strategically.

Infrastructure development, such as roads, railways, airports, ports, and affordable housing, aimed to improve market accessibility, strengthen linkages, and reduce supply chain costs, ultimately creating better livelihood opportunities and facilitating job access for the citizens.

The president expressed satisfaction in investing the nation’s wealth across all states, setting a clear path for sustainable development.

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Buhari urged the incoming governors to deliver on their campaign promises, emphasizing the growing maturity of the electorate and their increasing demand for accountability.

The 2023 elections demonstrated that non-performing public officials can be voted out of office, highlighting the essence of democracy.

He encouraged the governors-elect to recognize the unique strengths and comparative advantages of their respective states and explore partnerships to address challenges, emphasizing that there is no one-size-fits-all solution.

The president expressed his delight in the thriving democracy in Nigeria and called for a collective commitment to deliver on campaign promises now that the elections are over.

He emphasized the importance of meeting the expectations of the people and fulfilling the pledges made during the electoral campaigns.