President Tinubu addressed Nigerians on Independence Day. He ended emergency reforms and concentrated on shared prosperity. Tinubu emphasized Nigeria's resilience, demanding unity and faith in the nation's future. He reflected on challenges over six decades, noting the situation was more severe in 2023. The speech directed on moving from crisis management to prosperity, demanding national unity and a vision for the future.
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