Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, the All Progressives Party (APC(the )’s government’s) nominee for president, made an unexpected appearance at the banquet hall of the Presidential Villa in Abuja, where the third ministerial retreat is being held.
He took the chance to reassure the attendees that he would do his best to advance the progressive goals of the ruling party.
The purpose of the ministerial retreat is to assess the performance of the Muhammadu Buhari administration, particularly in comparison to the promises that were made by the administration in 2015 and 2019.
On the first day of the retreat, Buhari claimed to have addressed Nigerians’ needs, particularly in the areas of infrastructure and economic empowerment.
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While discussing how he would advance the party’s progressive ideas, Tinubu said he would strengthen national cohesion and a sense of purpose for the country.
Additionally, he noted that the Buhari administration’s actions had been characterized by these goals.
He insisted that a Tinubu administration would be committed to offering the best in progressive governance, with a focus on further advancing and enhancing the well-being of the Nigerian people.
Although Tinubu noted that President Buhari’s administration had made significant efforts to uphold trust with Nigerians and to give life to the party’s promises to them and their goals, he also pointed out that a number of unfavorable factors—both domestic and foreign—had worked against its efforts.
