Bakare to Tinubu: Stop playing Ostrich, be courageous to tackle insecurity, reconcile Nigeria
Pastor Tunde Bakare has delivered a firm message to President Bola Tinubu, calling on him to act with courage and directly confront the pressing issues of insecurity and national division in Nigeria. Speaking in Lagos during his Sunday sermon, Bakare urged the president to rise above political distractions and demonstrate bold leadership.
“Stop playing the ostrich. Face the challenges confronting this nation with courage and sincerity,” he declared.
The pastor highlighted that millions of Nigerians are struggling under the weight of economic hardship and insecurity. He appealed to Tinubu to prioritize national reconciliation and strengthen unity among the country’s diverse ethnic and religious communities.
According to Bakare, confronting the ongoing security threats and restoring public trust should be central to Tinubu’s presidency. He stressed that leadership requires not just political acumen but also moral responsibility.
“True leadership is tested in times of crisis. This is such a moment for our nation,” Bakare said.
He also urged government officials and citizens alike to work collectively toward peace, fairness, and justice, asserting that every Nigerian deserves safety and dignity.
Author’s Summary
Tunde Bakare called on President Tinubu to act boldly in fixing insecurity and uniting Nigeria, emphasizing that real leadership involves moral courage and national reconciliation.
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