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Message: [QUOTE="Queen, post: 85122, member: 27"] Fresh from Aso Rock, Ibadan’s top traditional voice is betting big that Tinubu has Nigeria’s mess under control. Why the Olubadan went to Abuja [LIST] [*]Rashidi Ladoja showed up at the Presidential Villa to thank Bola Tinubu for his support. [*]He said this visit was overdue, since his coronation as Olubadan back in September 2025. [/LIST] What came out of the meeting [LIST] [*]After sitting down with Tinubu at Aso Rock, Ladoja said the President is actively tackling Nigeria’s security problems. [*]He left convinced that the administration is not drifting or guessing. [/LIST] How Ladoja reads Tinubu’s leadership [LIST] [*]Ladoja pointed to Tinubu’s time running Lagos State as proof of his style. [*]In his view, Lagos’ economic turnaround did not happen by accident. [/LIST] Why Nigeria is a tougher beast [LIST] [*]Ladoja called Nigeria a deeply complex country, way beyond the scale of any single state. [*]That complexity, he argued, explains why the challenges look heavier at the national level. [/LIST] Why does he still sound confident [LIST] [*]Drawing from his own experience as former governor of Oyo State, Ladoja said today’s states have more money and flexibility than governors once did. [*]He believes this creates room for real fixes across the system. [/LIST] What the 2031 timeline means [LIST] [*]Ladoja said Nigeria should be in a far stronger place by the time Tinubu’s tenure ends in 2031. [*]His take is simple: if Tinubu could remake Lagos, the same playbook can scale nationally. [/LIST] Where he landed on the big picture [LIST] [*]Nigeria’s problems are serious, but not hopeless. [*]Ladoja walked away, saying the President knows exactly what he is doing, and that patience will pay off if the process is allowed to run its course. [/LIST] [/QUOTE]

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