5 Key Topics Citizens Wants the President to Address in His Independence Day Speech

President Bola Tinubu will deliver a nationwide broadcast today at 7 a.m. to celebrate Nigeria’s 64th Independence Day on October 1, 2024.

Bayo Onanuga, the Special Adviser to the President on Information and Strategy, stated that the broadcast is a key part of the celebrations for the 64th Independence Anniversary.

All television and radio stations, as well as other electronic media outlets, are advised to connect to the Nigerian Television Authority and the Federal Radio Corporation of Nigeria to air the broadcast.

Here are the issues the president should address :

 1. Lowering Food Prices

Many people are worried about the high cost of food. The President could explain plans to help reduce these prices. This might include helping farmers more, investing in farming technology, and making sure food can be transported easily and cheaply across the country.

 2. Improving Security

With ongoing concerns about safety due to violence and crime, people will want to hear how the government plans to make the country safer. This could involve more money and resources for the police and military, better strategies to prevent crime, and ways to improve safety in all communities.

 3. Creating More Jobs

Many Nigerians, especially young people, are looking for jobs. The President could discuss new ways to create jobs, such as supporting small businesses, focusing on industries like technology that have many job opportunities, and training people to have the skills needed for today’s job market.

 4. Making Healthcare Better

After dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic, health care is a big issue. Citizens might expect the President to talk about how the government will make healthcare better and more accessible for everyone. This could mean more money for hospitals, building more clinics, especially in rural areas, and making sure everyone can get basic medical care.

5. Improving Schools

Education is key to a better future. People will want to know the government’s plans for making schools better. This could include more funding for schools, better facilities, training for teachers, and updating what students learn to help them succeed in the modern world.