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Lagos Assembly Speaker Backs Tinubu’s Security Reforms, Calls for National Support

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Lagos State House of Assembly Speaker, Mudashiru Obasa, has voiced strong support for President Bola Tinubu’s efforts to improve Nigeria’s security system, saying the president is taking real steps to fix the country’s safety problems.

Speaking during the APC Stakeholders and Progressives Governors Forum at Eko Hotel and Suites in Lagos, Obasa said Tinubu’s reforms show he is serious about protecting Nigerians and rebuilding the country’s security setup.

Obasa praised the president’s approach, saying, “We have seen President Tinubu in action. He is working tirelessly to address our challenges, especially security. I have no doubt that he will deliver.”

He urged Nigerians to stand behind Tinubu and support his leadership, especially as the country looks ahead to the 2027 elections. “He is still the man for the job, and that is why we must give him all the backing necessary now and ahead of 2027,” he added.

Obasa also applauded APC governors for supporting Tinubu’s security plans. He encouraged them to get more people involved at the local level in the fight against insecurity.

“Security is not just the responsibility of governors. It concerns everyone. We must all take part. Supporting the president is critical if we want to redirect Nigeria’s security trajectory,” he said.

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6 Comments

  • Interesting perspective, but I wonder if Tinubus reforms truly address root causes of insecurity. National support is crucial.

  • I think its great that the Lagos Assembly Speaker is supporting Tinubus security reforms. National unity is crucial!

  • I dont think Tinubus security reforms are the answer. We need a fresh approach, not just backing from politicians.

  • I dont understand why some people are against Tinubus security reforms. Its a step in the right direction for Lagos!

  • Supporting Tinubus security reforms is crucial for national safety, but are there potential drawbacks were overlooking? Lets discuss.

  • Im not convinced. Tinubus security reforms might not be the solution. We need a more inclusive approach.

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