A stronger, more stable economy
Build on the tax reforms and the unified exchange rate so that stability turns into lower prices, more investment and growth that households can feel.
The Case for Continuity
The Case for Continuity
Consolidate What Works. Improve What Needs More Work.
Tinubu Must Stay advocates continuity because long-term national development requires sustained effort. A stable economy, security, food production, roads and power, healthcare, education and a growing digital economy are all built over time; their benefits depend on implementation, follow-through and continued improvement.
Nigerians should assess the administration’s record across policy, delivery and outcomes, and consider whether continued implementation can deliver further progress. Continuity should not mean an absence of scrutiny. It should mean building on effective programmes, correcting shortcomings, strengthening accountability and pursuing results that matter to citizens.
Nation-Building
Our Priorities For The Next Phase
Safer communities
Sustain the work of keeping Nigerians safe, so that farmers, traders, students and travellers can live and work without fear.
Food security and agriculture
Raise productivity on the farm with better tools, technology, research and support for farmers, so that more food reaches markets at fair prices.
Roads, rail and reliable power
Complete the road and bridge projects under way, including the Lagos–Calabar Coastal Highway, and keep power generation rising.
Healthcare that reaches every community
Keep revitalising primary healthcare centres and deploying health workers to every local government area, while improving affordable care.
Education and skills
Widen access to higher education through student loans and give young people practical, certified skills that lead to work.
A growing digital economy
Expand digital skills, support startups and investment, secure digital infrastructure and encourage responsible use of artificial intelligence.
Women, youth and inclusion
Extend opportunity to women, young people, people with disabilities and communities outside the major cities.
Accountable, effective government
Better public services, open information and honest assessment of what is working and what still needs to improve.
Judge The Record
Receipts, Not Rumours
Every figure we use carries its source. Read the record sector by sector, then join the movement making the case for continuity.