Tinubu set to commemorate Democracy Day with national address
Story from Vivian DANIEL, Abuja
President Bola Tinubu is set to address the nation on Monday, June 12, to commemorate Democracy Day.
At a world press conference in Abuja on Friday, June 9, the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, George Akume, announced that this year’s Democracy Day would be a low-key event due to the elaborate presidential inauguration held two weeks ago.
Akume emphasized the significance of annually celebrating Democracy Day from May 29 to June 12, as it honours the heroes who tirelessly fought for the establishment of democratic rule in Nigeria since 1999.
He clarified that May 29 remains the anniversary of the transfer of power, which occurs every four years in accordance with the Nigerian Constitution.
“In commemorating this year’s anniversary, it is important for citizens and foreigners alike to reflect on the nation’s progress, assess the dividends that democracy has yielded, and identify areas where improvements are needed,” Akume stated.
Therefore, the theme for this year’s Democracy celebration is “Hope Reassured.”
“Presidential Broadcast, Monday, 12th June, 2023, 7:00am.
“The event will be broadcast live on all major stations and streamed on various social media platforms,” Akume added.
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