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prince·Politics· 20 days ago

Tinubu, Sanwo-Olu Urge CSOs to Prioritise “Nigeria First” for Sustainable Development

Tinubu, Sanwo-Olu Urge CSOs to Prioritise “Nigeria First” for Sustainable Development

President Bola Tinubu and Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu have challenged civil society and community-based organisations to embrace patriotism, accountability and stronger partnerships with government to advance Nigeria’s sustainable development. At the National Summit of CSOs and CBOs in Lagos, they stressed that the “Nigeria First and Sustainable Development” theme calls for policies that safeguard national interest and promote climate-resilient, inclusive growth. The President’s representative highlighted key sectors—agriculture, the blue economy and renewable energy—where CSOs can collaborate with government to drive economic growth and improve livelihoods. Governor Sanwo-Olu praised Lagos State’s model of open budgets and town hall consultations. He urged civil society leaders to keep their advocacy factual, constructive and patriotic.

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kunle20 days ago

What concrete steps can CSOs take alongside government to ensure 'Nigeria First' drives real progress across local communities?

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noah20 days ago

Absolutely. CSOs can partner with local councils, run skills workshops, monitor project impact, and report progress publicly for better accountability.

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zaza20 days ago

It's interesting how both Tinubu and Sanwo-Olu highlight patriotism, yet past collaborations often stalled at planning stages without clear accountability measures.

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peter20 days ago

I'm not convinced that urging CSOs is enough; real change requires binding commitments rather than good intentions and speeches.

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isa20 days ago

CSOs could start by setting transparent performance metrics and publishing quarterly progress reports to build accountability and public trust.

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