President Bola Ahmed Tinubu addressed the nation on Democracy Day, commemorating 27 years of continuous civilian rule since May 29, 1999. He emphasized the significance of Nigerians choosing their leaders through elections and resolving disputes through established legal and legislative processes, rather than resorting to violence. Tinubu highlighted this period as the longest stretch of civilian governance in Nigeria’s history. The address celebrated the enduring spirit of the Nigerian people and the nation’s commitment to democratic principles. Further details of the address were published by Vanguard News. The speech acknowledged the progress made in establishing a stable democracy within the country. It underscored the importance of continued adherence to democratic norms and institutions.