Ooni of Ife Commends President Tinubu's Reforms and Forest Guard Security Structure
The Ooni of Ife, Oba Adeyeye Enitan Ogunwusi, Ojaja II, on Sunday paid a courtesy visit to President Bola Tinubu at his Ikoyi-Lagos residence to mark the Sallah break and personally debrief him following his recent trip to Kazakhstan. The revered monarch commended the president's efforts to reposition Nigeria on the global stage, applauding the administration's economic reforms and proposed forest guard security structure.
Key Takeaways:
- The Ooni of Ife, Oba Adeyeye Enitan Ogunwusi, Ojaja II, visited President Bola Tinubu at his Ikoyi-Lagos residence to celebrate Sallah and discuss his recent trip to Kazakhstan.
- The monarch praised the president's efforts to reposition Nigeria on the global stage, highlighting improvements in foreign investment and macro-economic policy stability.
- Oba Ogunwusi emphasized the importance of traditional rulers working in tandem with the government to give hope to Nigerian youth and promote nation-building.
- He expressed optimism about the Tinubu administration's efforts to address security concerns through the restructuring of the Forest Guard system.
- The Ooni reaffirmed his support for President Tinubu's leadership, calling him "a bold president committed to a better Nigeria."
- He urged all Nigerians to adopt a more optimistic outlook, saying "it's about time for all of us in Nigeria to come together and look at Nigeria as a cup half full, not half empty."
Statistics:
- The number of countries that now want to work with Nigeria under President Tinubu's leadership is not specified.
- The amount of foreign investment Nigeria has attracted under President Tinubu's leadership is not specified.
- The number of police officers to be brought in as part of the Forest Guard system restructuring is not specified.
Sources:
- Ooni of Ife, "Ooni of Ife Commends President Tinubu's Reforms and Forest Guard Security Structure", [No date].
- The Guardian, "Ooni of Ife visits President Tinubu, hails efforts to reposition Nigeria", [No date].