Tinubu Vows to Do More Work, Outlines Second‑Term Plans at Rwanda Summit

President Bola Tinubu outlined his plans for the initial two years of a potential second term should he win the 2027 general elections.

Speaking at the Africa CEO Forum held in Rwanda, Tinubu emphasized that he would increase his efforts, noting that new challenges await.

He added that the world does not pause for anyone, underscoring the necessity to keep resetting and rethinking.

“I have to continue to reset and rethink and then challenge the intellectual curiosity. The philosophy I came with in governance is believing that the hallmark of a transformative leader is the ability to make decisions, do what you do at the time it ought to be done on behalf of the people.”

“If you miss that curve, you are not on the path to success, and that’s what I believe. First time, took hard decisions, regardless of pain. Stop reading newspapers and commentary because I was going to get a big pushback, and I did.”

“I was sitting on a hot burner, but we made the curve today. There is a very bright light at the end of the tunnel. The economy is stable. The Naira is stable and predictable. Planners can now do a reasonable budget. They can plan their lives well,” Tinubu said.