Tinubu and the Discipline Of Builders: Ojúmó Kan, Àrà Kan

This is what the Yoruba call “Ojúmó kan, àrà kan”: each dawn brings a new sign, a fresh proof of progress. Day by day, brick by brick, President Bola Tinubu is laying the foundation of an irreversible Nigerian renaissance.

While others bait him with noise, he builds with vision. While they hurl insults, he secures investment. “È ébú ò so”: insults do not bear fruit. Tinubu understands this. That is why, while cynics tweet, he is unlocking billions in capital.

Just check out this week’s milestone: the President approved targeted, investment-linked incentives for Shell’s $20 billion Bonga Southwest deep-offshore project, a move expected to generate thousands of jobs, billions in foreign exchange, and long-term revenue for Nigeria. Shell’s global CEO confirmed it: Nigeria’s investment climate has “improved remarkably” under Tinubu’s leadership.

This is not theory. It is delivery.

Here’s why deep leaders focus on building, not sparring with incurable pessimists: If food prices remain high, no one will ask Atiku Abubakar.

If the Lagos–Calabar Coastal Road had remained a dream, no one would blame Peter Obi, who even dismissed its urgency.

If insecurity had worsened, no one would summon Sheikh Gumi or Nasir El-Rufai.

The burden of performance rests on the man with the mandate.

And Tinubu has chosen the higher ground. He does not descend into the rabbit hole of reactive politics. He governs with clarity, speed, and strategic intent.

It is not yet Uhuru, but the hemorrhage has stopped. The patient is stabilising. The nation is breathing again.

This is the discipline of builders. The dignity of those who carry the weight of a nation’s hope. The lesson is eternal: the best answer to cynicism is delivery. The only antidote to propaganda is progress.

Let the opposition distract. Let the cynics scoff. Nigeria is moving. And history will remember who built, who distracted, and who distorted.

#Nigeria
#RenewedHope
#Tinubu2027
#ASIWAJU
#Gumi

This is what the Yoruba call “Ojúmó kan, àrà kan”: each dawn brings a new sign, a fresh proof of progress. Day by day, brick by brick, President Bola Tinubu is laying the foundation of an irreversible Nigerian renaissance.

While others bait him with noise, he builds with vision. While they hurl insults, he secures investment. “È ébú ò so”: insults do not bear fruit. Tinubu understands this. That is why, while cynics tweet, he is unlocking billions in capital.

Just check out this week’s milestone: the President approved targeted, investment-linked incentives for Shell’s $20 billion Bonga Southwest deep-offshore project, a move expected to generate thousands of jobs, billions in foreign exchange, and long-term revenue for Nigeria. Shell’s global CEO confirmed it: Nigeria’s investment climate has “improved remarkably” under Tinubu’s leadership.

This is not theory. It is delivery.

Here’s why deep leaders focus on building, not sparring with incurable pessimists: If food prices remain high, no one will ask Atiku Abubakar.

If the Lagos–Calabar Coastal Road had remained a dream, no one would blame Peter Obi, who even dismissed its urgency.

If insecurity had worsened, no one would summon Sheikh Gumi or Nasir El-Rufai.

The burden of performance rests on the man with the mandate.

And Tinubu has chosen the higher ground. He does not descend into the rabbit hole of reactive politics. He governs with clarity, speed, and strategic intent.

It is not yet Uhuru, but the hemorrhage has stopped. The patient is stabilising. The nation is breathing again.

This is the discipline of builders. The dignity of those who carry the weight of a nation’s hope. The lesson is eternal: the best answer to cynicism is delivery. The only antidote to propaganda is progress.

Let the opposition distract. Let the cynics scoff. Nigeria is moving. And history will remember who built, who distracted, and who distorted.

#Nigeria
#RenewedHope
#Tinubu2027
#ASIWAJU
#Gumi